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ChinesePod dialogues per HSK level (HSK 1, 2 and 3)

#21

Just taking a look at your playlists as I’ve been finding the other playlists pretty useful.

What I like about these playlist is that, being HSK vocabulary, they tend to cover more random subjects than say, the Daily Life series, (which are amazingly useful in themselves). I think for any beginner, the Daily Life series together with your HSK series would be a very, very fine start indeed. In fact, I couldn’t think of anything better. Saying that, ATWTI seems to be developing very well. I’m very interested in seeing where that goes.

Thank you!

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#22

At first I was unable to understand what to do with the link with your code but after some experimenting I used the “save as” on my Mac. That got me the .txt file. I used Airdroid to upload to my phone and it work like a charm ! Thanks Edsko!

#23

@antony73, @mikerivamonte , glad you find the playlists useful! Sorry for the slow reply; to my shame, I’ve not been very active on ChinesePod for quite a while. I lived in China for a year, then moved to Europe,… it’s just been a very busy time. I’ll need to start working toward HSK5 now so perhaps I need to start thinking about constructing a playlist for that too :slight_smile:

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#24

More kudos from me Edsko! Just found the edsko.net “Resources”, “Western Mind Chinese Grammar”, and “Pleco” online and your insights seem spot on! The ‘ergative’ language idea is very unique! I view Mandarin musically much of the time which makes its’ grammar seem less definitive and more rhythmic. Xie xie ni!

#25

Thanks @stevinsjs ! Very glad to hear that my website is helpful to someone :slight_smile: I wish I could say Chinese grammar hurts my head less now, two years after writing that blog post. And in way, actually, that is true: but that’s simply because I think less about grammar and spend more time just speaking :slight_smile: And in daily life, as well as in exams up to HSK4 that has served me just fine, even though I am sure I make plenty of mistakes. Nonetheless I think read more, talk more, rather than study grammar more, is still the way forward for me :slight_smile:

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#26

You are the best person that have ever existed

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