User Comments - urbandweller
urbandweller
Posted on: The Final Show
January 10, 2009 at 5:36 AMAmber,
This comes as a real surpise...I am really saddened by the loss of your talent from Chinesepod...you brought such fun and insight to learning about this wonderful culture. Your podcasts were a big reason why i signed up to for this site!
But i am always inspired by people that completely change their lives to pursue a new dream. So i wish you only the best of luck on your future endeavours. You are talented and beautiful so you WILL go far. Every time you shoot for the stars you will definitely be landing among them.
Welcome to the States my friend! I plan on being in the Big Apple someday too so i will look you up.
加油AMBER! 加油!
-Adam (urbandweller)
Posted on: All the Things You Can Hit: 打 (dǎ)
January 5, 2009 at 4:33 AMthats funny...i also like to try and decipher the small talk of Connie and Jenny in the lessons!
:)
Posted on: Food Oddities and Eye Exercises
January 4, 2009 at 1:31 AMNO EYES LEFT BEHIND!! 哈哈哈哈哈哈!
good one JP!
Posted on: How do you take your coffee?
January 2, 2009 at 4:42 PManybody know how to say "Tall Expresso Truffle "(extra hot) in Chinese...just got one of these bad boys at the local Bucks this morning....mmmmmmmm good!
Posted on: I love China!
January 2, 2009 at 4:33 PMWO YE AI ZHONGGUO!!! ha ha
Posted on: The Powerless Phones
January 1, 2009 at 1:08 AMnfrench2008
take it easy...was it really necessary to post this same question multiple times??!
you might be wandering into spam territory by doing that sort of thing...
Posted on: The Person Component
December 26, 2008 at 7:55 PMwow Frank...you are quite talented...cpod would be lucky to have you
Posted on: I want coffee!
December 25, 2008 at 8:19 AMhmmm...i was kinda close...but i need to drop the 'ge yi' and add the 'he'
got it! Thanks Light! i just learned something new too!
Posted on: I want coffee!
December 24, 2008 at 9:19 PM@ light
let me give it a shot...
这个一杯咖啡很好!
zhe ge yi bei kafei hen hao.
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Posted on: Seeing Somebody to the Door
January 12, 2009 at 7:11 PMThanks for another culturally rich lesson….but I think the whole concept of seeing someone to the door goes beyond China.
The reason I say that is because my Filipino friends are the same way. They are my age but always insist on walking me to my car and then watching as I drive away. Then there was this one time at the airport….I went with them to drop off a friend who was moving out of the country. I thought we would just walk to the door and then leave within a few minutes after saying goodbye…
Nope! We had to stay and wait with our friend the whole time for like 2 hours! Then, they insisted on standing there, waving and smiling for 5 minutes until our friend was literally out of sight! When i inquired later about it, they said it was just "the right thing to do"
It really says something about the love and respect asian cultures have for their friends and family. I thought it was so sweet, quite endearing and it brought tears to my eyes…I will never forget it.