Comments for Chinese Character a Day http://chinesecharacteraday.com Fri, 20 Apr 2012 22:57:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Correspondence by adeline http://chinesecharacteraday.com/correspondence/comment-page-3#comment-3955 adeline Fri, 20 Apr 2012 22:57:00 +0000 http://chinesecharacteraday.com#comment-3955 Sorry but I have not heard of it. Adeline Sorry but I have not heard of it.

Adeline

]]> Comment on Correspondence by Victoria Wang http://chinesecharacteraday.com/correspondence/comment-page-3#comment-3939 Victoria Wang Thu, 19 Apr 2012 12:45:03 +0000 http://chinesecharacteraday.com#comment-3939 Dear Adeline, I love the Chinese Cinderella series. I discovered the first series when I was at the school library. I was a library monitor, I was dusting a bookshelf. Then at the bottom of the bookshelf I saw the book, I took it from the bookshelf and flick through the pages. I read the back and decided to borrow the book. Even my library teacher read it and said it was Fantastic. Are you going to write more Chinese Cinderella series? I love the series except I hated the Niang. My big sister says that it's for 13-15 years old people and I'm only 9 and a half, but I don't care. Every time I pick up the book I read for 1-3 hours and then have a break. Some 成语 that I don't understand I would ask my dad. And why did you wrote in Chinese Traditional instead of Chinese Simplified in the books? From: Victoria        Dear Adeline,

I love the Chinese Cinderella series. I discovered the first series when I was at the school library. I was a library monitor, I was dusting a bookshelf. Then at the bottom of the bookshelf I saw the book, I took it from the bookshelf and flick through the pages. I read the back and decided to borrow the book. Even my library teacher read it and said it was Fantastic. Are you going to write more Chinese Cinderella series? I love the series except I hated the Niang. My big sister says that it’s for 13-15 years old people and I’m only 9 and a half, but I don’t care. Every time I pick up the book I read for 1-3 hours and then have a break. Some 成语 that I don’t understand I would ask my dad. And why did you wrote in Chinese Traditional instead of Chinese Simplified in the books?

From: Victoria

      

]]> Comment on Correspondence by adeline http://chinesecharacteraday.com/correspondence/comment-page-3#comment-3921 adeline Tue, 17 Apr 2012 23:52:09 +0000 http://chinesecharacteraday.com#comment-3921 Dear Mai and Steve, Thanks you for your email. You pose an interesting question. What would you like to know about good manners in China? Can you be more specific? What topics do you want me to cover? Adeline Dear Mai and Steve,

Thanks you for your email. You pose an interesting question. What would you like to know about good manners in China? Can you be more specific? What topics do you want me to cover?

Adeline

]]> Comment on Correspondence by adeline http://chinesecharacteraday.com/correspondence/comment-page-3#comment-3920 adeline Tue, 17 Apr 2012 23:40:31 +0000 http://chinesecharacteraday.com#comment-3920 Dear Grace, Stay tuned. We will be developing an IPad game to teach Chinese which will be launched in June, 2012. Thanks for your input. Adeline Dear Grace,

Stay tuned. We will be developing an IPad game to teach Chinese which will be launched in June, 2012.

Thanks for your input.

Adeline

]]> Comment on Correspondence by Grace Bergey http://chinesecharacteraday.com/correspondence/comment-page-3#comment-3904 Grace Bergey Sun, 15 Apr 2012 03:21:05 +0000 http://chinesecharacteraday.com#comment-3904 情爱的Mah太太。。。你很厉害！  谢谢你教我们普通话。     Dear Mrs. Mah, you're amazing/great!  Thank you for teaching us Mandarin.  我特别喜欢 your flashcards on the story of silk and the Qin Dynasty.  It's easy to learn 用这个办法。。。and I feel like I'm in the same room with you.   I'd like to take classes with you...do you ever teach?  I live 5 miles away...in Newport Beach.  我大约有十三个月学中文。。。我自己学。  我需要很多练习，很多帮助！  我等你说。。。 Here is a pix of my husband and I in Kunming, China...last year...in Walmart.  Grace. [img]http://chinesecharacteraday.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/232323232fp63397>vq=335->666>449>244;66653-254wp1lsi.jpeg[/img] 情爱的Mah太太。。。你很厉害！  谢谢你教我们普通话。    

Dear Mrs. Mah, you’re amazing/great!  Thank you for teaching us Mandarin.  我特别喜欢 your flashcards on the story of silk and the Qin Dynasty.  It’s easy to learn 用这个办法。。。and I feel like I’m in the same room with you.   I’d like to take classes with you…do you ever teach?  I live 5 miles away…in Newport Beach.  我大约有十三个月学中文。。。我自己学。  我需要很多练习，很多帮助！  我等你说。。。 Here is a pix of my husband and I in Kunming, China…last year…in Walmart.  Grace.

]]> Comment on Correspondence by Meryem K. http://chinesecharacteraday.com/correspondence/comment-page-3#comment-3892 Meryem K. Tue, 10 Apr 2012 12:24:49 +0000 http://chinesecharacteraday.com#comment-3892 I heard about a Chinese Reading Association Newsletter, is any of it in english?, how could I join it? I heard about a Chinese Reading Association Newsletter, is any of it in english?, how could I join it?

]]> Comment on Correspondence by Mai Majewski http://chinesecharacteraday.com/correspondence/comment-page-3#comment-3891 Mai Majewski Tue, 10 Apr 2012 12:10:15 +0000 http://chinesecharacteraday.com#comment-3891 Dear Dr. Mah, Have you ever considered writing a book of lessons on having good manners in China?  Now that so many Americans are traveling to China, it is more important than ever to understand the basic rules of good behavior in Chinese culture. We love you books, and wish you the very best health and happiness. Sincerely, Mai and Steve Majewski Dear Dr. Mah,
Have you ever considered writing a book of lessons on having good manners in China?  Now that so many Americans are traveling to China, it is more important than ever to understand the basic rules of good behavior in Chinese culture.

We love you books, and wish you the very best health and happiness.

Sincerely,
Mai and Steve Majewski

]]> Comment on Correspondence by adeline http://chinesecharacteraday.com/correspondence/comment-page-3#comment-3890 adeline Mon, 09 Apr 2012 21:12:39 +0000 http://chinesecharacteraday.com#comment-3890 A mixture of both. Good and Bad. Adeline A mixture of both. Good and Bad.

Adeline

]]> Comment on Correspondence by adeline http://chinesecharacteraday.com/correspondence/comment-page-3#comment-3889 adeline Mon, 09 Apr 2012 21:11:57 +0000 http://chinesecharacteraday.com#comment-3889 Gladly. I am encouraged by your email to try harder. Please keep following my site because we will be launching an exciting IPad game in June to teach Chinese for free. Let me have your feedback. Good luck! Adeline Mah Gladly. I am encouraged by your email to try harder. Please keep following my site because we will be launching an exciting IPad game in June to teach Chinese for free. Let me have your feedback.

Good luck!

Adeline Mah

]]> Comment on Correspondence by Mike http://chinesecharacteraday.com/correspondence/comment-page-3#comment-3879 Mike Wed, 04 Apr 2012 17:44:19 +0000 http://chinesecharacteraday.com#comment-3879 Dr. Mah, I got to your website after reading your little book about your childhood. Chinese script is something that fascinates me for a long, long time. Since when sites that teach Chinese appeared on the web, few years ago, I started to listen to podcasts, which helped me to became familiar with the sound of Mandarin and understand few words. But I did not progress much with the script itself. I am not native English speaker. I learned  by myself, after graduatingMy English after graduating high school was of nil level. I mastered the language nevertheless, by reading booklets in simplified English from the Longmans series. In short time my English was good enough to read serious literature and today my English reading skills are above average of native English speakers. I hope to repeat this learning experience, at least to some extent, with Chinese too. Will you help me to achieve that, Professor Mah? Dr. Mah,
I got to your website after reading your little book about your childhood.
Chinese script is something that fascinates me for a long, long time.
Since when sites that teach Chinese appeared on the web, few years ago, I started to listen to podcasts, which helped me to became familiar with the sound of Mandarin and understand few words.
But I did not progress much with the script itself.

I am not native English speaker. I learned  by myself, after graduatingMy English after graduating high school was of nil level. I mastered the language nevertheless, by reading booklets in simplified English from the Longmans series. In short time my English was good enough to read serious literature and today my English reading skills are above average of native English speakers.

I hope to repeat this learning experience, at least to some extent, with Chinese too.
Will you help me to achieve that, Professor Mah?

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