User Comments - rich
rich
Posted on: Windows 8
January 8, 2013 at 3:02 AMWas going to say we will soon have the Y2014XP bug, but then again as stated, already easy to get bugs/viruses, haha.
Posted on: Windows 8
January 8, 2013 at 2:59 AMI will let Vera have final say since she is a native speaker, haha, but 用过了吗 as Vera said is "Did you use it?" and the act is complete(了), where as 用过吗 asks not about a complete point in the past, but experience of using it which doesn't matter if completed or not, "Have you use it before?"
Posted on: You've Been Blacklisted!
December 31, 2012 at 6:16 AMYes, I'm on holiday, but lurking still. Interesting to hear about this problem. Hopefully you guys can get a fix for it soon.
Posted on: Doomsday
December 21, 2012 at 10:34 AMRJ, haha... if "you" refers to me, I was just copying and pasting from that link, but I'm sure that author even was just making a joke by naming that puppy calendar... and I'm willing to bet, if I was a gambler, that it ends on Dec 31 (but then another calendar in the back for the new year, so I guess it ends one year later, giving us 2 years before THE END! haha)
Posted on: Christmas Gifts from China
December 21, 2012 at 8:47 AMThis is fixed, as a grammar sentence was empty and threw off the parser. For those who have tried to access this lesson on the Android App, the data was cached so you will need to clear all your cache in the Settings page.
Posted on: Christmas Gifts from China
December 21, 2012 at 8:23 AMLooking into it...
Posted on: An Introduction!
December 21, 2012 at 2:06 AMAfter living 3 years in Shanghai and worked over a year at ChinesePod, I'm finally listening to this series. :D
Posted on: An Introduction!
December 21, 2012 at 2:06 AMAfter living 3 years in Shanghai and worked over a year at ChinesePod, I'm finally listening to this series. :D
Posted on: An Introduction!
December 21, 2012 at 2:06 AMAfter living 3 years in Shanghai and worked over a year at ChinesePod, I'm finally listening to this series. :D
Posted on: Windows 8
January 8, 2013 at 3:06 AMgala22, glad to hear you are using the homework feature, as I implemented the first stage. The first stage, however, is only helpful if you have a one-on-one teacher with ChinesePod that can give you feedback, displaying his/her comment right in your homework page for this lesson, but if you don't have a teacher, for now you can do it for your own use...it still will help your Chinese learning! Share your homework (via email) with any Chinese friend or teacher you have. Future development is to implement a way to share your homework, to let others see how you're studying Chinese. That is still in the works.