Hi 麦克老师！may I ask you to do a video about an advanced English talking? From almost all English that I’ve learned, it’s either too formal, like written; or too causal, like talking like a native English speaker. I’d like to know more about how native speakers think of a more formal speaking in daily life. Like going on a first date with a important person, you don’t want to sound too formal in a causal environment, but you’d like to show you are” educated”. I’ve always been wondering if apply more nouns than verbs in a sentence makes a difference? Also, I’m not sure if I have expressed myself clear enough. (高大上英文？） looking forward to your answering in, maybe, your new video clip. TIA!:)
When you say "I think Americans should be more conservative when it comes to saving money." Do you mean you think they should save more? Or save less? I think you wanted to say "they should save more", but I think your sentence actually means they should save less. How way off am I?
Hi Mike I wonder if you could recommend a good material for learning classic Chinese? My daughter loves songs like 捲珠簾 but has a really hard time understanding the lyrics because the Chinese schools in the States teaches very basic Chinese for daily life use. Thank you!
