User Comments - bababardwan
bababardwan
Posted on: Mobile Apps, QQ, and the Holidays
December 20, 2009 at 8:28 AMMakes sense that QQ International is all about focussing on foreigners living in China.Sounds imperative for them.I'm curious about the main benefits to foreigners not living in China.The main one that springs to mind is finding language partners.Any others? Also,I s'pose it will run ok on Windows 7 [as it only mentions xp and vista]? I s'pose I'll just have to give it a shot and find out.Thanks again for the iPhone app.
I'm not sure how it syncs with standard QQ ,but found this:
4.For Qzone fans, a quick link as been added to the platform to access directly your Qzone page in Chinese.
5.With simple right-click on a contact, you now have the option to visualize this contact’s Qzone in Chinese.
Posted on: What's Your Name?
December 18, 2009 at 10:55 PMsuz333,
it's well explained here:
http://chinesepod.com/help/faq#77
under FAQ's.
good luck :)
Posted on: Having One's Nails Done
December 18, 2009 at 7:57 PMGreat to see our male listeners taking a crack at this lesson.
..hehe,yeah,but credit must go to John for that for injecting so much humour into it in both the podcast and his opening gambit in the discussion.Champ !
我是一个樵夫，我行，我通宵睡觉，我整天工作
。。我穿女人的衣服。。
我希望我出生了一个女孩，一样我亲爱的爸爸
Posted on: Having One's Nails Done
December 17, 2009 at 1:16 PM呵呵John，谢谢你的幽默。现在我想要看看你跳舞当你的美甲在上天，George Costnanza 的这样。
我觉得那位女人客 【A]可能用新“美甲”划那个B。。鸡划的写在身体。。马上B明白她的意思。
uggsrocker2,
steep seems a very straightforward word downunder [but I s'pose we did start out as a British colony]..still I'm surprised it's not more universal in English speaking countries.Commonly collacates with tea and I would have thought would be a common word in cookbooks.
eupnea63355,
Surely you must have seen the Seinfeld episode where George's dad goes into the Korean beauty salon with Elaine? If not,I'm sure you'd find it funny. :)
Posted on: Skiing, Not Ice Skating
December 11, 2009 at 4:00 AMsvik,
As soon as I knew we were to have a lesson on skiing,that was the first thing I wanted to know about.I've known heaps of Aussies go to Japan for skiing but I don't recall anyone telling me they went skiing in China.Shanhai_helios has mentioned Yabuli which wikipedia says is near Harbin and is China's largest ski resort:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yabuli_Ski_Resort
shanghai_helios has also mentioned Wanlong which is in Hebei province.
Yeah,I'd love to hear more discussion about China's ski resorts,how they accomodate snowboarders etc ,as I'd love to combine a trip to China with a snowboarding holiday one day.Anyone with any experience of China's ski resorts?
Posted on: 谋杀案三
December 9, 2009 at 1:34 AM3rd that.
Posted on: My Cat
December 9, 2009 at 1:31 AMhehe,love the caption at the bottom.Did you mean to put in the character for cat as well?
Posted on: Missing Luggage
December 9, 2009 at 1:23 AMvann0000,
great pics mate;thanks.Ever thought of incorporating them into a flash card programme? I believe anki supports pics.This could be on the answer side of a flashcard.
ps can I ask how you made them?
Posted on: Mobile Apps, QQ, and the Holidays
December 20, 2009 at 9:00 AMhmm,what gives ? I just downloaded the QQ platform and then tried to sign up for an account for the very first time.This process requires you to enter an email address.When I did this it won't accept it as it says "this ID has been registered".The screen prior said you could sign up using an existing email address.Can one creat a QQ email adress rather than use an existing email address then? Any ideas?
I found this:
In the English version of the QQ client, you can't bind an email address from QQ (@qq.com.) Sorry!
..but I wasn't initially trying that.It won't accept my usual email address.It also won't accept not entering/binding an email address.