I couldn't help noticing the comment that light487 made when I came back to listen to this lesson again.
Have to say that, particularly having listened again, I completely disagree. All credit to Amber for initiating Qing Wen. But I find it so much more illuminating now that John is there to make sure the grammar doesn't get lost in the chat.
light487 finds the lesson fun, I actually find it a bit irritating, with far too much off the point chat in English. But the important thing is that you come to an end and firmly grasp the principle. With recent Qing Wen's I find that always happens. With this one I realised the reason I needed to come back in the first place is that the lesson isn't actually terribly clear.
So as far as I'm concerned you've made great strides in improving on Amber's great idea.
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February 24, 2011 at 1:27 PMI couldn't help noticing the comment that light487 made when I came back to listen to this lesson again.
Have to say that, particularly having listened again, I completely disagree. All credit to Amber for initiating Qing Wen. But I find it so much more illuminating now that John is there to make sure the grammar doesn't get lost in the chat.
light487 finds the lesson fun, I actually find it a bit irritating, with far too much off the point chat in English. But the important thing is that you come to an end and firmly grasp the principle. With recent Qing Wen's I find that always happens. With this one I realised the reason I needed to come back in the first place is that the lesson isn't actually terribly clear.
So as far as I'm concerned you've made great strides in improving on Amber's great idea.