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Posted on: Chinese Green Eggs and Ham
March 3, 2008 at 1:08 AMsince i dont think anyone roams the old lessons, and I am new, i am posting a quick question in here regarding another lesson. thank you. I had a question about dui4. Please. In one lesson dui4 a is used to answer someone elses question. But in this particular allergy lesson it says dui 对 means towards. Then when I look on the dictionary it says dui4 对 is to answer or reply, treat, to be trained, agree, compare, set, add, divide in halves, opposite, correct. Nothing like towards. So what's the deal? Xiexie
Posted on: Allergies
March 3, 2008 at 12:52 AMI had a question about dui4. Please. In one lesson dui a is used to answer someone elses question. But in this lesson it says dui means towards. Then when I look on the dictionary it says dui4 is to answer or reply, treat, to be trained, agree, compare, set, add, divide in halves, opposite, correct. Nothing like towards. So what's the deal? Xiexie
Posted on: Lesson
February 26, 2008 at 4:20 AMI have a question about le too. It was not spoken in the podcast but it was in the pdf. Whats the deal. Are both right or does le have to be spoken all the time
Posted on: Handsome Boy
December 27, 2007 at 6:16 PMhello guys, i am new to the pod. i have a quick question what is the differences between the fix and the dailogue? the dialogue is really just the words over again that were covered in the lesson, and the fix is just the conversation again taken really slow? thanks
Posted on: Lesson
December 9, 2007 at 10:36 PMthis lessons is missing whether you try and play it on your iphone, computer, or download it "save target as". they download as empty files. so do the lessons of - what are your hobbies, guess what im learning, whos that girl, ive heard about you, where ya headed and cellphones.
Posted on: What are your hobbies? (original)
December 9, 2007 at 5:07 PMi guess i am a late comer, and a beginner with chinese. i was trying to listen to this lesson about hobbies and neither one works. Great site, I will be subscribing to the services shortly. And Jenny is absolutely gorgeous! thanks guys
Posted on: I miss you!
March 6, 2008 at 12:53 AMhello, hello, i know no one usually visits the old lessons, but i am new and starting from scratch. I have covered about 30 lessons and came across this one as confusing because of xiang. as discussed on a dear amber, everyone has tried pimsleur, as did I. and in there it states xiang is like, or want. in the dictionary that coinsides with that definition. but in this lesson it is discussed as someone missing another person. please help