Our general standard for measuring podcast excellence is whether listening causes Gail to spit milk out her nose. By that standard we have a winner today. Which is good, because there's no easy way to describe what's in store for you otherwise. This lesson is a sequel to our previous podcast about a Gay Chinese Vampire. It continues our trend of producing the sorts of cutting-edge lessons you won't find in any traditional textbook.

Since this podcast builds on the vocabulary we introduced in part one, if you haven't already checked out our preceding podcast you may want to take a listen to get up to speed. Otherwise, tune in as we charge headfirst into another messy romance replete with underwear models, strained friendships, and lots and lots of blood.
 said on
September 17, 2009
Great podcast here guys - love the voice acting. Also a stronger grammar point than in the first podcast. I'd never picked up on the restriction of scope needed when doubling measure words, but it seems obvious now in retrospect.
 said on
September 18, 2009
我太喜欢这一课了!!
 said on
October 12, 2009
Hey gang, back after moving house...

I liked this one, it's right up there with the MacDonalds one for me. I'm a real fan of the podcasts when grammar tumbles out and you put them into a bunch of examples. Plenty of Eureka moments when listening to Echo's sentences, I feel like I get more use out of this than the voice acted dialog a lot of the time.

Particularly when you go a bit nuts with the actual scenario :)
 said on
October 12, 2009
Thanks mat. I really like the dialogue for this one too. Especially the bit about the straw. :)

 said on
October 12, 2009
Dave, you know you guys are messed up right? :)