User Comments - mark250

Posted on: I see a thief!

"I can't speak them that fast but I've almost got it down".

I personally think you should post "faster, faster, faster" when you are able to get it down and not so much before.

Posted on: Restaurant Recommendation

in the ellie-dialogues there are 2 people who really go on my nerves: a lady with a rather high-pitched voice, also sounds a little hysterical, and a guy who not only keeps forgetting pronouncing the last syllables of words, but also says e.g for xing (= ok) xiang (for would like to). a.s.f. He is a really a bad mumbler too.

I wished they all would speak like Jenny!

Posted on: Mild Swearing

Yes thank you very much that's the story I was looking for to hear in the lesson.

Posted on: Wait!

Actually my question was, why doesn't he speak it properly. When I study this lesson and hear it over and over I will speak it wrong at the end or maybe some native dialect.

Posted on: Mild Swearing

Thank you, but there is nothing about the story why that hat is green.

Posted on: Office Policy: Internet

Just take the next paper on the wall, not even break the sentences down in the lesson, talk a little about vokabulary and that's it. Useless.

Posted on: Mild Swearing

What has cuckolded in Chinese with a green hat to do ? Where is the story ? Where does it come from. I was waiting for this in the Lesson. Does somebody know anything about it ?

Posted on: I'm Married

In the last sentence I can hear Jenny say for 那个

nei4 ge

instead of na4 ge.

Is there any difference in the two pronounciations ?

Posted on: Wait!

Can somebody please explain me the use that the speaker says "deida" instead of de3ng yi de3ng in this lesson?

Posted on: Baby Talk: Friends Song

In the lesson Jenny translates it with have found.