User Comments - Purrfecdizzo

Posted on: No TP

weeeell. What I do is point to them, then cover my ears, then put my hand over my mouth and grunt a little, and sometimes they understand what I mean.

Posted on: No TP

Some bathrooms have a pipe that I can hold onto, but if the pipe is not secure, then there will be a big mess.

Posted on: The 又...又 (Yòu...Yòu) Episode

Hey guys, just gave this lesson a listen and... I only have one question for this one right now! Here goes...

身材  means 'body'... (9:02), and I am guessing that in this sentence, the meaning is a body that is physically attractive. Is this the case? is this the only think that this may mean?

Thanks.

Posted on: The 又...又 (Yòu...Yòu) Episode

I didn't think that the last lesson was boring or useless (1:32), but there were some points were the examples were a tad unclear. Here, I thought that everything was pretty clear.

Posted on: The 又...又 (Yòu...Yòu) Episode

我同意! =)

Posted on: Extreme Chinese - 不得了 (bùdéliǎo)

6. I don't know, but this lesson seemed somewhat harder to follow and it has left me with questions... It was mentioned that this can mean 'over the top', but I am curious as to why it has this meaning. What is manner of thinking here?

Thanks again everyone for your patience.

George

Posted on: Extreme Chinese - 不得了 (bùdéliǎo)

5. Amber told us that 'not everything can use' 得不得了(5:36). Is there some rule or guideline that we can use to help in the decision making process of whether or not to use it?

Posted on: Extreme Chinese - 不得了 (bùdéliǎo)

4. Amber mentioned that we cannot use this structure to call people stupid, and she explained that it was because it is not a nice thing to do (3:27). It is important to be polite, and sometimes there are things that people are sensitive to because of cultural differences. Are there also any grammatical reasons why this example cannot work?

Posted on: Extreme Chinese - 不得了 (bùdéliǎo)

3. Amber made a comment that I didn't understand... She said something like 'gregrey' (3:11)... I don't understand what she was talking about. Was anyone able to make sense of this?

Posted on: Extreme Chinese - 不得了 (bùdéliǎo)

2. The example phrase 性感得不得了 was described to indicate a beautiful woman (2:10), but I was thinking that it had a sexual tone to it. Would someone please clarify?