Comments for Chinese Blog http://www.transparent.com/chinese Chinese Language and Culture Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:02:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Overcoming the Language Barrier: Chinese Hip Hop by SCARFELLA http://www.transparent.com/chinese/overcoming-the-language-barrier-chinese-hip-hop/#comment-309 SCARFELLA Thu, 20 Nov 2008 19:44:06 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/chinese/?p=20#comment-309 I LOVE CHINA AND HIP HOP ITS ABOUT TIME FOR THE FAR EAST TO SHINE I LOVE CHINA AND HIP HOP ITS ABOUT TIME FOR THE FAR EAST TO SHINE

]]> Comment on Overcoming the Language Barrier: Chinese Hip Hop by Gina W http://www.transparent.com/chinese/overcoming-the-language-barrier-chinese-hip-hop/#comment-305 Gina W Wed, 19 Nov 2008 05:28:58 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/chinese/?p=20#comment-305 Yes, to overcome this language barrier the only option is to learn the languages...This is a nice post. People will put forth their leg towards this barrier... Yes, to overcome this language barrier the only option is to learn the languages…This is a nice post. People will put forth their leg towards this barrier…

]]> Comment on Visa Fun! by 深白色 http://www.transparent.com/chinese/visa-fun/#comment-303 深白色 Tue, 18 Nov 2008 05:36:13 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/chinese/?p=25#comment-303 I spent the whole day in the HK visa office to apply for a Chinese visa. I spent the whole day in the HK visa office to apply for a Chinese visa.

]]> Comment on Getting a Job by Joel Backaler http://www.transparent.com/chinese/getting-a-job/#comment-274 Joel Backaler Mon, 03 Nov 2008 23:23:45 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/chinese/?p=30#comment-274 Andrew, Excellent post. Keep blogging. Andrew, Excellent post. Keep blogging.

]]> Comment on Examining the Chinese Menu by Ian http://www.transparent.com/chinese/examining-the-chinese-menu/#comment-256 Ian Fri, 17 Oct 2008 01:18:57 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/chinese/?p=13#comment-256 I visited china on several occation and Know I can't eat the US version of Chinese. The food taste bland and is full of MSG in the US. The food in china was by far the best I have tasted. With that said Japan chinese is a close second. I visited china on several occation and Know I can’t eat the US version of Chinese.
The food taste bland and is full of MSG in the US.
The food in china was by far the best I have tasted.
With that said Japan chinese is a close second.

]]> Comment on Visa Fun! by Brad http://www.transparent.com/chinese/visa-fun/#comment-241 Brad Fri, 10 Oct 2008 14:29:12 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/chinese/?p=25#comment-241 Fascinating entry! Anyone having resided or traveled abroad might have analogous tales of woe to relate. I liked how you put the Chinese words right into the context and gave the meanings in a list at the bottom (although I didn't realize it at first and was annoyed that nothing was explained). It is a good format and does help you to remember the meaning as you reread. Fascinating entry! Anyone having resided or traveled abroad might have analogous tales of woe to relate.
I liked how you put the Chinese words right into the context and gave the meanings in a list at the bottom (although I didn’t realize it at first and was annoyed that nothing was explained). It is a good format and does help you to remember the meaning as you reread.

]]> Comment on Visa Fun! by Andrea Gerring http://www.transparent.com/chinese/visa-fun/#comment-240 Andrea Gerring Fri, 10 Oct 2008 12:34:06 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/chinese/?p=25#comment-240 Please put in pinyin and explanations. I have been requesting the Mandarin "word of the day" to provide the pinyin also, but they have not. To merely hear the Mandarin spoken without the pinyin doesn't help me at all!! Thanks for the great blogs Please put in pinyin and explanations. I have been requesting the Mandarin “word of the day” to provide the pinyin also, but they have not. To merely hear the Mandarin spoken without the pinyin doesn’t help me at all!!
Thanks for the great blogs

]]> Comment on Overcoming the Language Barrier: Chinese Hip Hop by Sylvain http://www.transparent.com/chinese/overcoming-the-language-barrier-chinese-hip-hop/#comment-171 Sylvain Thu, 18 Sep 2008 11:12:46 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/chinese/?p=20#comment-171 Hey very nice music thanks. Sylvain http://www.zongdo.com Dating in China and Asia - Shanghai, Hong Kong... Hey very nice music thanks.

Sylvain

http://www.zongdo.com

Dating in China and Asia - Shanghai, Hong Kong…

]]> Comment on Overcoming the Language Barrier: Chinese Hip Hop by paperscissors http://www.transparent.com/chinese/overcoming-the-language-barrier-chinese-hip-hop/#comment-169 paperscissors Thu, 18 Sep 2008 08:54:53 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/chinese/?p=20#comment-169 I'd contend the statement that Dana is the godfather of hiphop in China. He might have been the first foreigner to get the MC battle scene going, but really DJ V-nutz, a native of Shanghai, was the first to really grow things from the ground up. I’d contend the statement that Dana is the godfather of hiphop in China. He might have been the first foreigner to get the MC battle scene going, but really DJ V-nutz, a native of Shanghai, was the first to really grow things from the ground up.

]]> Comment on Overcoming the Language Barrier: Chinese Hip Hop by Dan http://www.transparent.com/chinese/overcoming-the-language-barrier-chinese-hip-hop/#comment-160 Dan Sat, 06 Sep 2008 12:51:26 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/chinese/?p=20#comment-160 You have an excellent blog going here. I hope you will keep it up. You have an excellent blog going here. I hope you will keep it up.

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