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tylerchristler

Posted on: Market Research 1: Consumer Survey
October 11, 2011 at 4:28 AM

沙发挺舒服的!

房车在中国!!!哎呀我去!太可怕了!赛车已经贼乱七八糟了!再加一些房车的话我们就完蛋了!

Posted on: The Working Hours Policy
September 29, 2011 at 6:15 AM

3 things:

1) John - your Chinese is the opposite of horrible.

2) Dilu - your Chinese isn't bad either.

3) Greg - your translation skills are almost as good as my nunchuck skills...which are very much 了不起.

Good work guys!

Posted on: Networking Event
September 21, 2011 at 8:29 AM

坐沙发了!!!厉不厉害!?

i also have to note that the translation on this dialogue is fantastic! good work CPod!

Posted on: Leisure-time Activities and Mahjong
June 26, 2011 at 4:13 AM

麻将, although a great game in which I have played many hours of (accompanied by many beers, cigarettes, and won/lost money), has been put to shame rather recently for me by 斗地主.  This is an easy card game that can be played anywhere and you only need three people.  Trust me, it's worth a shot.

Posted on: Monthly Data Plan
June 22, 2011 at 5:40 AM

you're so right! you should just double up on job's and work that sales position. ;)

Posted on: Monthly Data Plan
June 22, 2011 at 4:35 AM

哎呀我去!我也坐沙发了!厉害吧!?沙发挺舒服的!

Posted on: Monthly Data Plan
June 22, 2011 at 4:33 AM

哎呀我去!在中国三年了才知道包月有那么大的好处!丢死人!

Posted on: The Stepmother Role
June 4, 2011 at 12:29 PM

dude, Jenny's Chinese. we've got to take her word for it on this one. but what you're addressing, although very minuscule on this issue (in my opinion), is a big concern for me when using this site. i often study words from these dialogues that aren't used in oral chinese either because they are 书面的 or other times because...i have no idea. i live in 大连 (东北) with a roommate from 本溪 (also in 东北) and i sometimes run some vocab by him that i've studied off this site and he's totally confused...even after showing him the dialogue. this is a very well educated 24 year old male that speaks perfect 普通话. i think it's safe to say that with chinese you'll often run into some gray. between local dialect, new words, etc...try not to lose hope. patience is key.