It’s been a year and I hope there is many more to come. It has definitely been an amazing experience so far. Thank you for reading my blog, leaving comments and sharing it with others. I really appreciate your support.
This is my 72nd post today, so I have written 6 posts a month on average. I have written about Chinese vocabulary, grammar, proverbs, songs, places, food, and places among many others. I have tried to cover as many aspects of Chinese language and Chinese culture as possible. Please let me know if there is anything in particular that you wish I wrote about.
Today I would like to share with you some of the posts I really enjoyed writing, but they somehow failed to make it to the ‘Popular posts’ on the right side.
First, just in case you forgot, here is why I started writing this blog
Why write this blog?
It’s always nice to learn some Chinese grammar, but it’s even better when you are learning about Yao Ming as well
As tall as Yao Ming
America is called the ‘beautiful country’ in Chinese language. But is it because the Chinese think that America beautiful?
Is America beautiful?
We also got a chance to learn how to count in Chinese language. Here is how to count from 1 to 10
Lucky Beijing Olympics
We have learned few Chinese songs, but this song has to be the most popular among all the Chinese language students
Kan Guo Lai
Similarly we learned few Chinese proverbs as well, and this one has always been one of my favorites. And the comic that I found definitely made this one of my favorite posts
Speak of the Chinese devil
Qingdao city may not be as widely known as Shanghai or Beijing, but it is definitely worth a visit. Here is why
Qingdao city, Tsingtao beer
Learning Chinese language is fun, but learning Chinglish is even better
Chinglish
These may not be as bad as Chinglish, but some Chinese people do have some interesting English names. Watch this video
Chinese people, English names
As one of the comments says, I love the ‘extremeness’ of these sentences
I am starving to death
And last but not the least, you haven’t learned Chinese until you know how to say Obama in Chinese language. Maybe not, but here is how you say Obama in Chinese language
How to say Obama in Chinese language?
There were many others I wanted to include, but I had to pick and choose. Which one is your favorite? I would love to know.
Happy blogiversary Ma Wi Sen!
ReplyDeleteI think 'as tall as Yao Ming' would have to be my favourite..... I also remember well the tongue-twister video...
I wish you could "like" a post on blogspot the same way that you can on wordpress. So
ReplyDelete"like" and happy (late) blogiversary :)