你觉得 怎么样?
nǐ juéde zěnmeyàng ?
How you you feel about ?
There's no reason not to tell people what you think. Unless they're holding a weapon or have a crazy
look in their eyes like the girl we met last week who insisted on asking us for our thoughts on the territorial
integrity of the motherland before promising to swim across the Taiwanese straits with a knife in her teeth
to ensure it before we even opened our mouth to answer. "So you like swimming," we tried to redirect
the conversation. "What other hobbies do you have?"
Some topics are too sensitive for other podcasts. But not Popup Chinese, which is why in today's lesson
we stare down the rabid dog of media censorship and use it as an excuse to talk about our feelings. Our
goal here is teaching you how to respond the next time someone puts you in a tough situation. And our
suggestion? Tell them how you feel on pretty much every other subject under the sun until they get the
point. We've tried this and can confirm that it actually works. And it doesn't take much Chinese to pull off
either! Listen in and you'll be ready in no time.
nǐ juéde zěnmeyàng ?
How you you feel about ?
wǒ juéde bùcuò 。
I think isn't bad.
wǒ tóngyì 。
I agree.
hǎo , míng tiān jiàn !
Ok, see you tomorrow!
wǒ
I
pronounnǐ
you
pronounjuéde
to feel
verbtóngyì
to agree
verbhéxié
to harmonize; to censor
verbzěnmeyàng
how about it
phrasebùcuò
not bad
phrasemíng tiān jiàn
see you tomorrowphrase 好 hǎo good
adjective