ha ha. love the dialogue. especially love the change in the sound of the girl's voice between the time she asks the question and when she starts her sales pitch. hilarious.

Just made it in time. ;-)

I have a friend who is a big film buff but absolutely refuses even having this movie in the house....

@ Echo,

嘻嘻，我也是鬼片在“手指缝里看的”人！

我有一个问题，我不明白这个句子：“像这种高程度的，还是不敢挑战。”

Any errors in my writing, please correct them. It's more or less the first time I'm trying to write something in Chinese.

@Echo,

谢谢！

我还有一个问题。为什么中国电影总是有四个汉字标题？

on this topic, why not lessons about the major chinese holidays like dragon boat races, tomb sweeping day, autumn moon holiday, etc.? or even initiate a new style of lesson which is not about grammar or vocab but historical and cultural teaching? keep the explanations topical rather than linguistic? or feature special historical sites or figures? could also use those topics as a platform to launch a video aspect to 泡泡中文...

哇？这个网站是教人学中文的么？我刚好要学英文诶，我是中国的。

i'm chinese,i wanna learn english,and i'm looking for a language exchange.

my email/MSN:checkoon@hotmail.com

Hey guys, don't be hating on the American remake of The Ring. I've seen both versions, and not only is the American version much scarier, it is also a much more well-made film. And David is right about the circle on the ads, which is actually the silhouette of the well lid viewed from inside the well. In the American version, this is what the "ring" refers to. But actually, the author of the book has stated that the "ring" is intended to refer to the circular nature of the story.

Sorry to go on at length about this, but it's something I feel very passionate about. American version > Japanese version. Don't dismiss it just because it's a remake. Sometimes remakes are better than the originals.

Makes sense. We don't have much exposure to Taiwanese patterns of speaking. Some of our staff may in fact call those patterns "wrong" and "evil". But we don't judge. ;p