4 Responses to “CLO_191: Chinese Attractions”

1. Jeff Says:
   February 5th, 2008 at 7:08 am

   Xie xie nimen gei wo name hao de zhongwen ke! wo yi qian xiang nimen de ke dui wo tai rongyi. keshi nimen zuijin de ke yue lai yai nan, dui wo yue lai yue you tiaozhan. hey! nimen zhidao, ni shuo cuo le! zhongguo zui da de chengshi shi Chongqing! Xianggang shi hen you ming de difang, danshi renkou bijiao xiao. You hen duo chengshi zai zhongguo shi bi xianggang da. Danshi women yiding keyi shuo: beijing, xianggang, he shanghai shi zhongguo zui you qian de chengshi, shi bu shi? Thanks again for the great lessons! I’m looking forward to more of these advanced podcasts.

2. Adam Says:
   February 5th, 2008 at 3:08 pm

   Hi Jeff,

   Glad to hear that you appreciate the newer lessons. They are harder to create, but I think the results are worth it. It will be interesting to see where this course goes in level 5 and beyond.

   You are also right that Hong Kong isn’t one of the largest cities in China, which is why we didn’t specify “zuì dà”, just “dà.” So perhaps the translation of that line could be “three of China’s big cities are…”

   Thanks for the comment!

3. phan huy nam Says:
   February 5th, 2008 at 5:55 pm

   xin4 nian2 huai4 le4

4. Jonatan Says:
   February 6th, 2008 at 11:28 am

   lol phan huy, I think you want to say “Xin nian kuai le”.

   What you said now is the opposite

   Xin nian kuai le from me to the whole crew too!!

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