User Comments - xiaohu
xiaohu
Posted on: 一边...一边 ... (yībiān...yībiān...)
February 1, 2008 at 1:17 AMazerdocmom： 你别担心，你也很漂亮！ 你和 Amber 的照片靠在一起就很配！
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February 1, 2008 at 1:13 AMYeah, Amber's a genuine, bonafied, true blue 美女！
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January 31, 2008 at 8:36 PMSHOOT...I forgot the smiley face! :)
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January 31, 2008 at 8:34 PMTaiPan： Let me give you a hand to start you off... Xiaohu...OK, that's enough from the peanut gallery Xiaohu...OK, that's enough from the peanut gallery Xiaohu...OK, that's enough from the peanut gallery...
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January 30, 2008 at 11:51 PMcpodsucks: What's up with the username? Are you just purposefully trying to create controversy? You've unnecessarily upset azerdocmom, the single nicest person on this site, if she's upset, think about the rest of us who love our Cpod? You can change the username very easilly. Please show a little tact.
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January 30, 2008 at 2:04 AMclayroup: Heh Heh...I was waiting for the Clay response back of, "Amber? Aaaaahhhh she's okay....she's kinda cute 'n all...but..." So when's the wedding date you guys? ;)
Posted on: Accents and Subway Survival
January 30, 2008 at 1:47 AMI'm not so sure the "T" sound isn't aspirated...I feel like I hear a puff of air coming out when native Chinese speakers say the "T" sound like in "Wen Ti", also it seems to me the "T" and "D" sounds are made in a different way than native English speakers, it's made by flapping the tongue in between the teeth in the back (not all the way in between like saying "The"), so it's not as soft of a sound as we English speakers give it, its sharper. Also why didn't Amber address the "De" sound, to me that's the most dead giveaway of any sound, native English speakers make this sound in the wrong way so it never sounds right, it's like Chinese speakers saying "The", they can't hear the difference between "the" and "De", it's the same thing in Chinese, native English speakers can't hear the difference between our "duh" and the Chinese "De".
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January 30, 2008 at 1:20 AMwei1xiao4: Thanks, I'm very, very pleased that my comments were a help to you! :) 谢谢！ 我的留言能够帮你学会新单词我很高兴！
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January 29, 2008 at 11:34 PMurbandweller: 我完全同意你的看法。 我一边跟你同意一边教一个你新句型。 我也很喜欢 Connie, 她又心理善良又很漂亮。
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February 1, 2008 at 9:48 PMjennyzhu: 一般来说我不是这么吊儿郎当地人工， 不过因为我工作单位的伺服器出问题了，所以我有空能挂在网上了! 其实原来我也日本也特别吸引我了。 那时我是个电脑万家而常常玩儿日本的电玩。 我很想知道人物再说什么话？ 我也特喜欢日本动画片， 漫画还有独特文化。 大部分日本人都对别人很礼貌。 这些因素相比之下最吸引我的就是电脑游戏的。 我想知道除了你在中学里跟日本人接触以外还有什么样的方面让你对日本感兴起了呢？为什么后来看 "Lost In Translation", 怎么使你 “向往里又多了一些迷惘”？ 你觉得 "Lost In Translation" 这部电影准确地反映日本现在的文化吗?