User Comments - go_manly

Posted on: Reinstalling Windows

Isn't pretzellogic's list a list of computer-related lessons?

Posted on: You've been everywhere!

Actually, that was almost zero effort. I just copied and pasted into Pinyinizer, then copied and pasted the results back here. Pinyinizer does make mistakes though, and I didn't try to find them.

Posted on: You've been everywhere!

maloum:

"Zuò" hé "zuò" yǒu shénme qūbié?, Néngbùnéng shūo"zuò zuòyè"???

Xièxie

Connie:

"Zuò zuòyè" is incorrect.

"Zuò" is usually used as a verb, means "to do/make something".

eg, Nǐ zài zuò shénme? Zuòzuo yè, zuò cài, zuò jiāwù, zuòshēngyì

zuò usually appears in words and chengyu that have abstract meanings.

eg, Zuòyè, zuòwén, zuòwéi, zuòqǔ

channelǖ986:

Bùkěyǐ shūo "Zuò zuòyè" ；zuò shì yīgè dòngcí；zuò yībān chūxiàn zài dāncí zhōng, eg: Zuòwén

maloum:

Xièxie nǐmen bāngzhù.

Nǐmen de yìsi shìbùshì "Zuò" bùnéng zuò dòngcí? Yǒu dòngcí de dōu yào yòng zuò."Zuò dòngcí"dezuoshìbùshì yòng de duì????

Posted on: The Lazy Child

But why use guo and le together? I've never understood that one.

Posted on: All About the Lesson Content

CPod,

This thread does not appear on the Conversations page, nor on the Dashboard, although it does appear on the RHS of the Lessons page.

(I am viewing 'All Groups')

Posted on: 4S Dealership

Without listening to the conversation, a quick dictionary search gives:

甘当 (gāndāng): to be willing to accept

It is the only word listed with that Pinyin. Not sure if thats what you are looking for.

Posted on: Help at the ATM

Actually, it has been done in Qingwen - #16.

Posted on: Help at the ATM

This is explained in explained in some of the Intermediate lessons. 如果 precedes the conditional statement, while 的话 follows it. They basically mean the same thing. There are 4 possibilities:

1. 如果 ...

2. ... 的话

3. 如果 ... 的话

4. and where both are missing, and somehow you're suppose to guess that the speaker means 'if'.

Posted on: Help at the ATM

Synonymous with 'to know', 认识 is 'to recognise', or 'to be acquainted with'.

I'm guessing that a character is considered something to recognise or be acquainted with, rather than being a piece of information to be digested.

Posted on: Using 又 (yòu) and 再 (zài)

Do you mean PDFs?

CPod began adding PDFs to Qingwen almost exactly one year ago (starting with QW112). At this time, they promised that they would gradually add PDFs to the older lessons, working their way from QW111 back to QW001. Not one extra PDF has been added. And all questions relating to this matter has been ignored. I can only assume that the answer to your question is 'no'.