Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2007-08-23 Language : None Posts : 49 Responses : 30 Comments : 8 |
| | Alissia Jackson mail.com 2009-01-21 / 02:49AM | | Hello, Benn! I have a question about one of the experiences. It was the one about adj. and adv. The sentence for the best teaher in the world after you put shi jie the word shang is placed afterwar… Read More» | Views (1204) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-21 / 08:47PM |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2008-03-04 Language : None Posts : 62 Responses : 24 Comments : 0 |
| | Henry yahoo.com 2009-01-21 / 12:28AM | | What’s the diff. between sheng3 and cun2 in the context of the word “save” . is cun2 only be used for money? Read More» | Views (1097) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-21 / 08:46PM |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2008-08-31 Language : None Posts : 148 Responses : 113 Comments : 0 |
| | Lee Kong hotmail.com 2009-01-20 / 03:26PM | | Hi Benny, what does 老江湖 (old rivers & lakes) means in the following sentence?
他们锐气勃发、光芒四射,遮盖了“老江湖”
Is it a Chinese idiom?
Thanks! Read More» | Views (1288) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-20 / 08:58PM |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2009-01-20 Language : None Posts : 1 Responses : 0 Comments : 0 |
| | Melanie Berry gmail.com 2009-01-20 / 11:25AM | | Hi, can’t make any of the lessons start? Read More» | Views (870) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-20 / 02:46PM |
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| | lhseng youtube.com 2009-01-20 / 11:05AM | | I am confuse with ths 2 statement: Ni Jue de Zen me yang ? (What do you think ?) with Jin Tian Ni jue de zen me yang ? (How is your day ?). Isn’t it “jue de” means to think ? So it.. ’Jin tian Ni j… Read More» | Views (3469) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-20 / 02:44PM |
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| | april07 youtube.com 2009-01-20 / 11:19AM | | Hi Benny
First of all, I want to say thank you for sharing your mandarin with us.
I find yours are much better than some I search in.
I am Chinese but doesn’t speak well in chinese but always le… Read More» | Views (899) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-20 / 02:42PM |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2009-01-14 Language : None Posts : 2 Responses : 19 Comments : 6 |
| | Isaac Ll yahoo.es 2009-01-19 / 11:21PM | | 你好, 老师!
我有一个问题: Now that I have graded to blue belt (yay!) I can’t see any blue lessons. Is there anything I missed? How can I further improve my mandarin?
THank you very much for your dedication! Read More» | Views (1427) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-20 / 02:40PM |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2009-01-19 Language : None Posts : 2 Responses : 0 Comments : 1 |
| | Lin fushen hotmail.com 2009-01-19 / 09:53PM | | O, wo wan chi, wo te blog xe cai:
http://justmeNus.blogspot.com Read More» | Views (1080) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-20 / 02:40PM |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2009-01-19 Language : None Posts : 2 Responses : 0 Comments : 1 |
| | Lin fushen hotmail.com 2009-01-19 / 09:52PM | | I just added your site at my blog. I would appreciate if you can teach us Mandarin words about friendship. Example..
I am glad to have you as my friiend. Read More» | Views (1007) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-20 / 02:39PM |
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| | medlinsrednose youtube.com 2009-01-19 / 05:10PM | | thanx man…i really appreciate it…question why do chinese gals like long blonde hair??? ever one i see tells me that… Read More» | Views (868) Replies (2) Last Replied by Isaac Ll on 2009-01-19 / 11:26PM |
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| | ryuda89 youtube.com 2009-01-19 / 04:54PM | | why do the dashes on top of the “o” in “wo” change? Are there different pronunciations depending on the situation? Such as at 2:34 and 0:32 Read More» | Views (830) Replies (1) Last Replied by Isaac Ll on 2009-01-19 / 11:14PM |
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| | United777300 youtube.com 2009-01-19 / 05:18PM | | Let me know what you think.
Here’s the previous letter:
I am learning chinese through your website. It’s been exciting and challenging. For me some of the hardest sounds to make is nu with tw… Read More» | Views (971) Replies (2) Last Replied by Isaac Ll on 2009-01-19 / 11:09PM |
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Learning Type : ExperienceLearning Level : Rating : Bookmarks : 14 |
| | 2007-11-28 / 07:20PM | | Chinese Mandarin Learning : At The Post Office LearnAbstract : Post offices can be a real challenge, so that's why we're going to tackle it straight on! Check out this experience and let's get confident in sending those parcels back home! Read Comments» | Read (5635) Comments (4) Last Replied by Isaac Ll on 2009-01-19 / 10:45PM |
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| | templje youtube.com 2009-01-19 / 04:52PM | | Thank you again. I am going throu all of your videos now! I think english speakers struggle a LOT with pronunciation and accent. I would like to see a video of you explaining how many sounds are pr… Read More» | Views (846) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-19 / 09:37PM |
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Learning Type : ComicLearning Level : Rating : Bookmarks : 9 |
| | 2007-11-28 / 07:48PM | | Chinese Mandarin Learning : Can I Try It On LearnAbstract : Everyone likes to try on new clothes, especially when making sure it fits first, before buying it! Learn the ever important words to make sure something fits before purchasing! Read Comments» | Read (4025) Comments (2) Last Replied by Isaac Ll on 2009-01-19 / 08:17PM |
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Learning Type : ComicLearning Level : Rating : Bookmarks : 3 |
| | 2007-11-28 / 07:49PM | | Chinese Mandarin Learning : Presidential Suite LearnAbstract : For those rare occasions or in our dreams, we may experience the luxury of the Presidential Suite... whenever that day comes, you will be ready to say it in Chinese! Read Comments» | Read (4893) Comments (1) Last Replied by Hazaraid on 2009-01-19 / 04:57AM |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2009-01-18 Language : None Posts : 1 Responses : 0 Comments : 0 |
| | paul todd googlemail.com 2009-01-18 / 03:24AM | | Read More» | Views (865) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-18 / 08:37PM |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2008-05-01 Language : None Posts : 92 Responses : 11 Comments : 0 |
| | nicholas student.monash.edu 2009-01-17 / 05:00PM | | hello benny ,
in my previous post, busybody means that someone who likes gets into other people’s affairs/business.. how do i say “she is very busybody” in chinese?
How do i say the word "sho… Read More» | Views (938) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-18 / 08:36PM |
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Learning Type : ExperienceLearning Level : Rating : Bookmarks : 15 |
| | 2007-11-28 / 07:18PM | | Chinese Mandarin Learning : At The Airport - Catching A Flight LearnAbstract : Airports are always an exciting place to be in, whether arriving or departing, international or domestic, some phrases will always remain constant! Learn some useful phrases and also some questions that may be asked of you! Read Comments» | Read (6532) Comments (2) Last Replied by Hazaraid on 2009-01-18 / 01:38AM |
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Learning Type : ComicLearning Level : Rating : Bookmarks : 9 |
| | 2007-11-28 / 07:51PM | | Chinese Mandarin Learning : Why why why LearnAbstract : Learn how to say the ever important words of “Why” and “What”! You will definitely be using these every day! Read Comments» | Read (3821) Comments (2) Last Replied by Hazaraid on 2009-01-18 / 01:17AM |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2007-07-25 Language : None Posts : 209 Responses : 78 Comments : 0 |
| | Kevin yahoo.com 2009-01-17 / 04:30AM | | how would you say these “let’s talk” “we’ll talk to you later” “don’t talk to me like that”? i’ve seen different ways of using “talk/speak”
保重 Read More» | Views (1107) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-17 / 03:19PM |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2007-07-25 Language : None Posts : 209 Responses : 78 Comments : 0 |
| | Kevin yahoo.com 2009-01-17 / 04:54AM | | 没有人要的孩子 does this mean “no one wants a child” or “child wants nobody”? the 要的 in that place kind of confuses me Read More» | Views (1254) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-17 / 03:17PM |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2009-01-16 Language : None Posts : 1 Responses : 1 Comments : 0 |
| | Dean Eduard ymail.com 2009-01-16 / 03:48AM | | is it right to say wo xi huan ni?
wo = I
xi juan= like
ni= you
right? Read More» | Views (1293) Replies (5) Last Replied by Kevin on 2009-01-17 / 04:13AM |
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| | medlinsrednose youtube.com 2009-01-16 / 05:36PM | | i am not sure if the comment i posted on your page went through or not but i have a really pretty chinese girl that i would like to ask out in “CHINESE” so how do you say would you like to go out o… Read More» | Views (901) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-16 / 09:33PM |
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| | 6casi8modo9 youtube.com 2009-01-16 / 04:49PM | | It’s just the same, but said with different dialects. I think the southern chinese add the “er” :) Read More» | Views (822) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-16 / 09:31PM |
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| | lhseng youtube.com 2009-01-16 / 06:19PM | | Benny, what did you say ?.. Yes, yesterday night I went to alcohol bar (chui bar)? (ei tin hen lay)definately tired ?… is that correct ? Read More» | Views (935) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-16 / 09:29PM |
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| | lhseng youtube.com 2009-01-16 / 06:10PM | | Tai Kang Road is in Shanghai ? hei, tell me more interesting places in Shanghai and Hangzhou. I will be there next month, exactly 30 days from today. Read More» | Views (814) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-16 / 09:27PM |
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| | way2hunk youtube.com 2009-01-16 / 06:08PM | | Ni hao wo de lao shi Benny! your the best mandarin teacher..i am currently in xiamen now, your lessons are so much fun because i can learn easily. I want to ask if you have an outline of where shou… Read More» | Views (824) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-16 / 09:26PM |
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| | willdawg840 youtube.com 2009-01-16 / 05:39PM | | English is my native language as well.. I said that Chinese is easier, mainly because the language is more ‘conceptual’ than English. I also did some research for a paper for one of my college clas… Read More» | Views (808) Replies (1) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-16 / 09:24PM |
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| | sto1ensou1 youtube.com 2009-01-16 / 05:38PM | | gao xing also means happy right? peace out Read More» | Views (960) Replies (2) Last Replied by Benny the Mandarin Teacher on 2009-01-16 / 09:22PM |
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