7 Comments

  1. Michael :

    Jul 12, 2005 10:13 am | Reply

    All that talking about chinese language makes me think about learning chinese. ;)

    BTW: THX for the InScript-PlugIn.

  2. Carmen :

    Jul 12, 2005 11:18 am | Reply

    I am glad to know there are more and more people interesting in Chinese. I hope all of them could visit China and see the different culture and longest civilization. Chinese is hard to learn, but chinese grammar is so so simple. Everyone could make it.

    Learn Chinese, make friends all over the world.

  3. Garrett :

    Mar 12, 2006 9:21 am | Reply

    DONT DO IT. Im talking chinese at school, and it is so freaking annoying

    by the way, "zhong gou" means china, "zhong gou ren" is chinese

    so you would say

    "ni sher na gou ren" to say were do you live, and "wo sher zhong gou" to say I live in china

    See it sucks

  4. Connie :

    Apr 7, 2006 6:34 pm | Reply

    ummm..... garrett....
    apparently your chinese lessons aren't helping much, because you spelled just about everything wrong. "zhong gou" means "middle dog" and "zhong gou ren" means "people of the middle dog". the word "sher" doesn't even exist. plus, i don't see how your description makes it look like learning chinese sucks.........

  5. Shang Lun :

    Jul 4, 2006 2:51 am | Reply

    ummm..... I think you are thinking of zhong guo, garrett, which is middle country, which is China. Zhong gou does indeed middle dog. However, i have no clue why on earth there is an allusion to 'middle dog' and so I am inclined to think that it was meant to be zhong guo.
    :D and by the way Chinese is really fun

  6. Daan :

    Nov 9, 2007 12:05 pm | Reply

    Garrett, please show more consideration. At my school, you have to pay to take Chinese and you are complaining about having it for free. I myself am enjoying it a lot.

    zai jian

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