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Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-07-24
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2007-07-24 / 08:13AM
Another excellent lesson. :{D
Great teaching, Benny.
I tutor ESL to Chinese students. I enjoy it, but I don’t think my lessons are half as interesting as the ones here.
// Steve //
2007-07-24 / 01:13PM
Hi Bai Chi-ming,
Thanks for your comments, Glad you like it. Please feel free to ask me questions. Your success, is my success!
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-07-25 / 06:06AM
Much appreciated, Benny.
First question, then: :) Is there a certain order in which I should be completing the lessons? So far, I’ve been doing lessons at random, but some are a bit advanced for me, and will require repeated viewing/reading.
If there’s a progression to the lessons, I’d like to start at the beginning and work from there. But the lessons don’t seem to be numbered or ordered. Can you help?
Thanks again!
2007-07-25 / 09:59AM
That’s a good question, Bai Chi-Ming.
You can go to “Bennysland” section, click “white belt”, there is a “introductory of white belt learnings”, click “get a taste of the experiences”, now you can see “24 hours white belt”, expand it. Now you can find the order. Of course the 1st hour is the beginning, and so on. You will find all experiences, comics and micro-classes here.
White belt is the very beginner, and following is yellow, green, blue, purple, red, brown and black belt. At this moment, as we are in Alpha stage, only white belt and few yellow belt are available, but we will do our best to give you the full version.
In “learning” section, yes, the order is random within each belt, which is kind of our principle: Learn what you want to learn. Do not need to follow lesson 1… lesson 2…
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-07-26 / 01:27AM
Oh! I must have missed something!
This is very exciting, then. I’ll work at a lesson or two per day and see how it comes along.
This is the best learning site I’ve come across. I’ll recommend it highly!
// Steve //
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2007-07-26 / 10:10AM
Great! I hope see you everyday here! :)
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-08-31
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2007-08-31 / 02:59AM
wheres the Audio lessons?
its all just youtube stuff
wheres the written lessons?
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-06-01
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2007-08-31 / 10:35AM
NI hao! Renny. Yes, at this stage, all audio and video is on Youtube. And right now our website is focusing on speaking. However, we are doing our best to build the content of the website. It’s possible to make written lessons in the future, we’ll keep you posted. Thanks for your comment.
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Registered on : 2007-10-09
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2007-10-19 / 10:31AM
Xie xie ni, Benny. Would you tell me what ‘Egg fried rice’ is in Chinese? Wo xi huan Egg fried rice. :)
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2007-10-19 / 03:48PM
Emm.. Yummy.. dàn chǎo fàn! That’s egg fried rice.
Emm.. Yummy.. dàn chǎo fàn! That’s egg fried rice.You know what, it’s one of my favorite food!
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-10-09
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2007-10-19 / 11:15PM
Mine too. :D
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-08-23
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2007-11-02 / 05:12AM
Ni hao benny,
This the best learning method! I use to try learning from a book and a cd, but it was very boring. Keep up the good work. I hope you are feeling better from your surgery. I have to get all of my wisdom teeth removed three days after Christmas…I am so terrified!!
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Registered on : 2007-07-25
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2007-11-02 / 10:37AM
Xie xie ni, Alissia, I am doing my best and more contents are coming!
Oh, that’s bad, you will have a big surgery. I’ll pray for you. I still have 2 more surgery to do. Let’s together be brave, my friend! :)
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Registered on : 2008-05-14
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2008-05-18 / 04:26PM
I must have skipped this from the other lessons…
what does “Hǎo de” means?
Chinese Mandarin :
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2008-06-04 / 10:15PM
shenme shi dui?
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2008-07-28 / 08:18PM
Hao de is the same like hen hao :D
While dui is correct/right :D
You don’t mind I explain it to them do you Benny?:D
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2009-03-05 / 03:03AM
This is great! thank u for the example! wo xi huan niu rou =] xie xie benny
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2010-01-25 / 04:52AM
A: Nǐ yào chī shénme?
B: Wǒ kànkan.
A: Jīntiān de jīròu hěn hǎo.
B: Wǒ xǐhuan niúròu, wǒ bù xǐhuan jīròu.
B: Niúròu duì ma?
A: Duì, xièxie!
B: Hǎo de.
I actually know what this says! your a very good teacher Benny!
A: what do you want to eat?
B: Let me see (this is the one I’m only 50% sure. :/ )
A: Today’s chicken is very good
B: I like beef, not chicken
A: The Beef then, correct?
B: Correct, thank you
A: Ok
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2008-09-23
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2010-01-26 / 10:30AM
Ni Hao
Seems you can speak perfect Chinese.
Joey
Learn Chinese, Speak Mandarin.
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2009-10-22
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2010-05-20 / 02:10PM
Wo xihuan dan dan mien!! My wife makes that for me often. Hen Hao Chi!!!
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2010-10-06
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2010-10-21 / 07:05PM
Thanks Benny,
I am motivated to do this
But I am finding navigating between tasks a bit slow. Maybe I need to upgrade my broadband to a faster speed?
Thanks again
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2010-07-20
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2011-01-24 / 12:31PM
Hi Benny,
great lesson, but I have a question.
This is the second time that you use WO KANKAN… does it mean that you are thinking? or you are considering it?
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