Just wanted to wish you a Xin Nian Kuai Le!
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Ni hao Alex,
I have just returned back to Australia (audaliya) from a 4 week business trip in China, or should I say (zhong guo) and enjoyed this trip more tha ever before thanks to you and China Speak. I was able to communicate to a certain extent with cab drivers, restaurants and in small conversations with people I deal with, in their own language, which I must say, they appreciated that I was making the effort. I was also complemented on my pronounciation of the words I spoke in Mandarin which I have worked hard on getting right, thanks to you.So, in a nut shell, wo hen kuai le and Xin Nian Kuai le. Oh and on a side note, I have also started learning pin yin, so as to be able to communicate in written language as well. Zhejiang for now.
Jeff
Nihao Jeff!
Lucky you in China! – so miss the friends and food.
Really happy to hear that you’ve been actively using Chinese when you were over there and it’s so AWESOME (I feel) when there’s that bridge of connection and understanding – just from sounds coming out!
=)
Keep in touch mate
I like the music.
Hey Tim
Glad you like the music!
I’ve been hunting around for a quite a while for a suitable tune to start and end and love it too!
Thank you.
Xin Nian Kuai Le Alex! Yes, I did e/mail you a few months back re. learning Mandarin, but I have had to put off any additional committments till later in this new year! Please give me a “bell” (well at least an e/mail) around June/July and I’ll see how things are then.
Choi Ken! Rob Purton
No worries Rob
Life does throw some curve balls at times
In your own time when you’re ready to Rock n Roll
and start ChinaSpeaking!
Speak to you in a few months
Hi Alex. Thanks mate and Happy New Year to you in english. ha ha. ps. Love your Chinese lessons. ^-^
Nihao Jim
No worries and Xin Nian Kuai Le!
Glad you like the lessons – would be awesome if you also spread the love and share this with others