I'm going to sign up for a non-credit Chinese class!
I can't wait. Once a week for two hours isn't bad, and I will be able to understand what goes into the language so that I can figure out how to help some of my students to understand English better.
Coolness!
7 comments:
Why not just ask for a number 7 with extra soy sauce like the rest of us?
and when you find out what "moo goo gai pan" really means, please let us know.
Oy vey!
that's yiddish, not chinese. you either signed up for the wrong class or they handed out the wrong textbook! :)
I didn't sign up yet. Monday.
And....HA!
"The class will start in five, ten minute." Heh.
You need to rewrite some of those lame fortune cookie "fortunes", most of which are as useless as can be. They really aren't even fortunes, for one thing -- more like maxims or proverbs. "You'll catch more flies with honey than with vinegar," "When opportunity knocks, make sure you're listening,"
How about we add some dramatic "mis"-fortunes into the mix, such as:
"You will soon lose bladder control"
"An expensive part on your car will malfunction by the end of the month"
"The meat you just ate was not quite cooked thoroughly"
and
"your site meter has been spammed by trolls".
Remind me to not walk around under the same cloud you are. HA! :)
Our Chinese food receipt is in English and Chinese. I look forward to being able to read it.
I pick up the romance languages quickly. However, we'll see if I'm any good at this one.
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