User Comments - go_manly

Posted on: 混合动力车

"Some advanced topics would be better covered using non dialogue."

Actually, I agree with this even at the lower levels.

Posted on: Asking about What to Wear

OK. I am starting to become just a little suspicious.

In the last couple of weeks, there has been a batch of new accounts floating around. They seem to make simple comments like this one, of no particular value, and in many cases they are nonsensical.

Some features of these accounts that I've noticed:

1. The avatar typically features an attractive girl.

2. The comments they make are typically in response to old comments, where a matter is long-resolved, or a user is long-gone.

3. They typically operate together, with a number of accounts adding comments over a short period of time, say 30 minutes, and then nothing for a few days, before they start up again.

3. The usernames tend to look similar - this is one of a batch that contain a dot (which is not all that common), another batch have a person's name followed by a 2-digit number.

4. They seem to be trying to stir up some activity on the Newbie and Elementary boards.

Having said that, I can't be 100% that this user belongs to that group, and my apologies to her if I have picked the wrong one to single out. But I'm definitely seeing a pattern.

Posted on: How was your flight?

Or for all examples (more than 16000), type 是*的. The asterisk represents any number of characters.

Posted on: Do you like China?

You're knocking me out with those American thighs.

Posted on: Which friend?

No difference - just alternative pronunciations. You can't use nèi in every situation that you can use nà , but before a measure word they are interchangeable.

Posted on: Do you like China?

Who's playing who?

Posted on: Too Fat

Do you know where she is?

The question is not asking where she is, only whether the addressee knows where she is.

It requires a yes/no answer, hence the 吗.

Posted on: Do you like China?

Hey Brick, I never would have guessed!

I feel I should be addressing you as Reverend or Your Honour.

Posted on: Using 'Almost'

**SPAM**

I wasn't sure about labeling this one spam - I let another one go a couple of days ago which advertised a Tibetan travel agency. I guess the difference is that the other one had some relevance to the lesson. Anyway, my 'heading' is simply to allow CPod to see it.

Posted on: Using 'Almost'

spam