Pimsleur Mandarin Chinese 1 cd

[credzba]

Can I post something like this for sale?

 

I have memorized all the lessons, and it is no use to me.

I'd give it away, but if you have a Chinese spouse, you know that is just not acceptable.

 

Original cost was 210$, it is 30 lessons (2 per cd) and I actually only used the cd a few times each because I ripped them to mp3, and then listened to them on my ipod.

 

Anyway, make me a decent offer that will cover shipping (or if your in Austin pick them up and let us meet you !! )

 

If we can't post for sale things, I apologize in advance, delete the post and I'll craigslist it.

[dnoblett]

Hey I have no issue with this.

 

Already have all 3 volumes of that one so no sale here.

 

Let me know when you sell it, and I will pull the post.

Edited May 30, 2010 by dnoblett (see edit history)

[chilton747]

I've got sub one and sub two so no sale here, too. 45 lessons in all. They came from a public library in Virginia and were free to download.

[hakkamike]

I dont see a problem with it myself, I purchased my wife so whats a few cd's

Edited May 31, 2010 by hakkamike (see edit history)

[dnoblett]

I dont see a problem with it myself, I purchased my wife so whats a few cd's

Hey another language to learn!

[shenzhen]

I dont see a problem with it myself, I purchased my wife so whats a few cd's

[JamesnYuHong]

Pimsleur can be pretty useful in the early stages of learning Mandarin. I would not recommend using it as Pimsleur advises, though. Pimsleur wants you to focus only on listening and does not provide transcripts. I advise learning pinyin well and going online to find transcripts that people have made on their own for the lessons.

 

Pimseur is good for pronunciation and getting a feel for the language but the vocabulary it introduces is very small, even by level 3.