User Comments - bereniceh
bereniceh
Posted on: 语法课程：即
September 26, 2020, 07:06 AMIs this normal to finish almost each sentence by ...a /ya ? It’s very colloquial right ( like you would add “I mean”, euh, .. ) this kind of verbal filler ? This is not how you’d speak in a more formal / professional environment right?
Posted on: 三八女神节
March 10, 2020, 04:57 PMWell, isn't it a bit stretched by the hair.. "Western point of view to make it more dramatic?..." . Actually I don't need drama, I only need to improve my tones. This is done by listening to proper tones, for maximum impregnation, not listening to wrong tones "to help me find mistakes" . For me this is confusing, even nerve wracking while trying to absorb the right tones. We may have different standpoints and it's ok, but i firmly camp on my positions...
Posted on: 三八女神节
March 08, 2020, 06:02 PMSorry couldn’t even make it to the end. 太难听了吧。
Posted on: 三八女神节
March 08, 2020, 05:44 PMOne of my key expectations is to get as much exposure as possible to native tones. Or we are just learning from flawed ones and Chinese is already difficult enough . Thanks for respecting these primary needs
Posted on: 三八女神节
March 08, 2020, 05:41 PMHi, thanks for this relevant topic covered . Nevertheless I think it would be much more valuable if you could stick to native speakers to carry out the lessons. One of the reasons I stick to the app is to get as much exposure as possible to the right tones, and I have to say that although one of the speaker has a good level of Chinese, her tones are not equivalent to the ones of a native speaker. This is a paying learning app and it would be great if you could take our needs in consideration . Thank you
Posted on: Chinese Love Songs (Part 1)
December 25, 2019, 05:59 PM+1 would be great to put in recap somewhere name and title of the 4 mentioned songs:)
Posted on: Chinese Love Songs (Part 1)
December 25, 2019, 05:58 PMSuper cool lesson
Posted on: 语法课程：“了解”和“理解”
December 14, 2019, 09:31 AMHi , this is a very interesting lesson. My level of Chinese is upper intermediary so I can get most of it. Still do you think it would be possible to add a final 30'-1' wrap up in English at the end of this kind of lesson to make sure that the key points are delivered ? This way I could already benefit totally of these lessons. (Now I'm going to check on internet if i find English / more explanations ) to check proof . Thanks in advance for your consideration
Posted on: How to use 都不 & 不全都
June 22, 2019, 08:02 AMHi thanks for the lesson. Actually could you edit to have more of native Chinese speaking exposure. Although the young lady mandarin is excellent it is not native. when learning out of China what is missing most is the subtleties of natural tones . So for instance when the original sentence is repeated to be explained, can it be by native speaker first. Otherwise I lack time to repeat/get it sink. Thks for understanding and help
Posted on: 语法课程：即
September 26, 2020, 07:07 AMFiller that you wouldn’t use in formal/ professional context, right?