| the old pond / frog jumps in / plop! – Matsuo |
Here’s a link to my Redbubble shop shamelessly put here to generate more traffic to it. Apparently that’s how algorithms work for this kind of thing. Click here for a link to one designer that I really like on Redbubble, simplysharon.
This year I’m focusing on building up a big running base. That means getting out there again on a consistent basis. For that reason I’m not keeping track of mileage, but of total time spent running. This helps me focus a bit better on relaxing and not over-training, which I’ve accidentally done before. Time to hit the trails!
Looking at these now is funny. I wrote a lot a lot. I’m glad that I did though, because I forget everything. Happy they’re nearly consolidated…
When learning Chinese it’s best to remember that we can all learn more together than we can alone. Despite this, some people still go about thinking “us women know best” – girl
Personal Pronouns – tā (他) & tā (她) = he & she; him & her In spoken Chinese, as opposed to in English, the pronouns he/she & him/her sound exactly the same. However, in written Chinese, they are expressed using different characters 他 (male) & 她 (female) Learn Chinese with stupid puns – he & she Learn Chinese with stupid…
Personal Pronoun – nǐ (你) = you Learn Chinese with stupid puns – you If you’re serious about speaking Chinese… Learn Chinese with stupid puns – you “you need to know this” need / nǐ nǐ = you you nǐ to know this (你) Pun-unciation – nǐ (你) Example Sentence – nǐ (你) You are great…
