Where are you from? 你的家乡是哪里？Are you living in a modern city or in the countryside? How is the village like in your country? Listen to this podcast and learn how to ask these questions.
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Posted 18 Nov 2009 by ges Hi Teresa
Here's my feedback:
The explanation is excellent and the vocabulary is helpful. The summary is also great.Here are my suggestions to make the lesson more effective:
Place the words or phrases in the order it appears in the dialogue. This will help the student preview and review more easily. Some of the Chinese characters did not appear so you might want to check on this. It will also help if the student could stop and start within the dialogue as there are parts are more difficult and parts that are easy, so he/she doesn't have to replay the entire dialogue. If you intone more accurately/naturally it might help other students who are not used to foreign accents. Perhaps if you do a voice chat with me I can help you with the intonation. By the way, I think you meant to say 'multiple' and not 'multiply'. Hope the above is helpful.
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ges
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Hi Teresa Here's my feedback: The explanation is excellent and the vocabulary is helpful. The summary is also great.Here are my suggestions to make the lesson more effective: Place the words or phrases in the order it appears in the dialogue. This will help the student preview and review more easily. Some of the Chinese characters did not appear so you might want to check on this. It will also help if the student could stop and start within the dialogue as there are parts are more difficult and parts that are easy, so he/she doesn't have to replay the entire dialogue. If you intone more accurately/naturally it might help other students who are not used to foreign accents. Perhaps if you do a voice chat with me I can help you with the intonation. By the way, I think you meant to say 'multiple' and not 'multiply'. Hope the above is helpful. Cheers ges