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Posted on: It's Not Hard to Say Goodbye
September 2, 2007 at 7:43 AMHi Eileen, Needed a little more debugging - seems that the links are only broken when I'm viewing the 'dialogue' of a lesson. The links work on the discussion, vocab, and other pages. I tried a few lessons and the problem seems the same (I looked at 'Flattery in the Office', 'Election Candidates' and 'Interview with the Boss')
Posted on: A New Home Page
September 2, 2007 at 7:43 AMHi Eileen, Needed a little more debugging - seems that the links are only broken when I'm viewing the 'dialogue' of a lesson. The links work on the discussion, vocab, and other pages. I tried a few lessons and the problem seems the same (I looked at 'Flattery in the Office', 'Election Candidates' and 'Interview with the Boss')
Posted on: It's Not Hard to Say Goodbye
August 30, 2007 at 8:45 AMOh - and the new Home page is fantastic. A great step in the right direction. Lots of functionality and improves efficiency.
Posted on: A New Home Page
August 30, 2007 at 8:45 AMOh - and the new Home page is fantastic. A great step in the right direction. Lots of functionality and improves efficiency.
Posted on: It's Not Hard to Say Goodbye
August 30, 2007 at 8:37 AMHi, it seems like on the new lesson pages, under the new 'Lesson Info' the links to related lessons (Topics and Functions) are broken. I'd like to suggest that you add a 'Chinesepod Recommends...' feature to each lesson page. For example on the recent lesson about praising the boss, you might list 2-3 highly related lessons. This would be a nice addition to searching for related lessons via topic and function, and promotes older lessons at the same time.
Posted on: A New Home Page
August 30, 2007 at 8:37 AMHi, it seems like on the new lesson pages, under the new 'Lesson Info' the links to related lessons (Topics and Functions) are broken. I'd like to suggest that you add a 'Chinesepod Recommends...' feature to each lesson page. For example on the recent lesson about praising the boss, you might list 2-3 highly related lessons. This would be a nice addition to searching for related lessons via topic and function, and promotes older lessons at the same time.
Posted on: Flattery in the Office
August 30, 2007 at 8:20 AM我夸你们：今天的课非常有用！ I have two questions - in the following sentence from the dialogue, do you need to use 那儿? 这几年我们从您那儿学了不少东西 What's the difference without it? Maybe using it is a bit more formal/polite? When asking what time a shop closes, I often ask: 你们这儿几点关门？Is it the same principle? '拍马屁' is one of the best and most memorable phrases I've learned from Chinesepod - I know it's come up in several lessons. Can we use it like this if we want to say someone is always sucking up to the teacher/boss/etc? 我同学老是对老师拍马屁。 如果我们对Chinesepod常常拍马屁，会有什么好处呢？；）
Posted on: Number Two
August 29, 2007 at 8:37 AMThat did the trick. Thanks John! Back to learning about 厕所 :)
Posted on: Number Two
August 29, 2007 at 7:08 AMBy the way, I'm using Firefox
Posted on: Flattery in the Office
September 13, 2007 at 9:30 AMThanks Amber!