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    <description><![CDATA[You see him stealing, you yell at people to draw attention, but all you can say is “bu hao ren,” which could make you come across a bit judgmental.  So, the sooner you can shout “thief”, the sooner you can go back home a hero.  Listen to this podcast and learn how to make your Mandarin Chinese come to the rescue.]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[Since this is a lesson has to do with police, just though I'd put a link here to something I wrote about the characters for Police 警察 (jǐngchá) two of the most difficult to write, yet commanly used in text and examples, characters. Have a look-look at the CharacterBreakdown1 post from my bio page:

http://chinesepod.com/connections/viewpost/Rich/connect/CharacterBreakdown1

Let me know on that blog if such character break-downs help, since I really love them and have a bunch in the margins of my Chinese notebooks, and also love comparing characters very similar to each other and finding ways to remember their differences.  

加油!
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        <content:encoded><![CDATA[Since this is a lesson has to do with police, just though I'd put a link here to something I wrote about the characters for Police 警察 (jǐngchá) two of the most difficult to write, yet commanly used in text and examples, characters. Have a look-look at the CharacterBreakdown1 post from my bio page:

http://chinesepod.com/connections/viewpost/Rich/connect/CharacterBreakdown1

Let me know on that blog if such character break-downs help, since I really love them and have a bunch in the margins of my Chinese notebooks, and also love comparing characters very similar to each other and finding ways to remember their differences.  

加油!
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        <description><![CDATA[<strong>Connie</strong><br>Supplementary vocab for this lesson: 

贼  (zéi) thief 
警察  (jǐngchá) police 
报警  (bàojǐng) report to the police, give an alarm 
抢东西  (qiǎng dōngxi) steal/rob something 
追  (zhuī) chase; pursue 
保管  (bǎoguǎn) take care of 
钱包  (qiánbāo) purse, wallet
我的手机被偷了。 (Wǒde shǒujī bèi tōu le.) My cell phone was stolen. ]]></description>
        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<strong>Connie</strong><br>Supplementary vocab for this lesson: 

贼  (zéi) thief 
警察  (jǐngchá) police 
报警  (bàojǐng) report to the police, give an alarm 
抢东西  (qiǎng dōngxi) steal/rob something 
追  (zhuī) chase; pursue 
保管  (bǎoguǎn) take care of 
钱包  (qiánbāo) purse, wallet
我的手机被偷了。 (Wǒde shǒujī bèi tōu le.) My cell phone was stolen. ]]></content:encoded>
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        <description><![CDATA[<strong>Brendon</strong><br>Dramatic!! good lesson.

Hmm... is there a specific word for a pick-pocket?

"Watch out for pick pockets!"]]></description>
        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<strong>Brendon</strong><br>Dramatic!! good lesson.

Hmm... is there a specific word for a pick-pocket?

"Watch out for pick pockets!"]]></content:encoded>
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        <description><![CDATA[<strong>ChinesePod</strong><br>Hi Brendon,

The word for a pickpocket is 扒手 (páshǒu).

小心扒手。(xiǎoxīn páshǒu.)
“Watch out for pick pockets”  

~amber :D]]></description>
        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<strong>ChinesePod</strong><br>Hi Brendon,

The word for a pickpocket is 扒手 (páshǒu).

小心扒手。(xiǎoxīn páshǒu.)
“Watch out for pick pockets”  

~amber :D]]></content:encoded>
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        <description><![CDATA[<strong>Dave in Taiwan</strong><br>Great lesson. Thanks!]]></description>
        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<strong>Dave in Taiwan</strong><br>Great lesson. Thanks!]]></content:encoded>
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        <description><![CDATA[<strong>Mike in Jubei</strong><br>CPod HQ and Poddies

 Since it is Friday and perhaps you have heard that a (fool) congressman in New York wants to pass a law prohibiting the wearing of i-Pods while crossing the street we should be careful with this lesson. 

 Dave in Taiwan and others in China or Chinatown maybe we should not repeat this lesson out loud after Jenny. I can see myself in Jubei or in Taipei saying

A: 來人啊！有小偷！
Lái rén a! Yǒu xiǎotōu!    Somebody come their's a thief


B: 站住！別跑！我們看見你偷東西了！
Zhànzhù! Bié pǎo! Wǒmen kànjian nǐ tōu dōngxi le!  Stop! Don't run! help us catch a thief............

Unless CPod gives me the words for :
I need a lawyer or It was an honest mistake

Happy Friday
Mike in Jubei]]></description>
        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<strong>Mike in Jubei</strong><br>CPod HQ and Poddies

 Since it is Friday and perhaps you have heard that a (fool) congressman in New York wants to pass a law prohibiting the wearing of i-Pods while crossing the street we should be careful with this lesson. 

 Dave in Taiwan and others in China or Chinatown maybe we should not repeat this lesson out loud after Jenny. I can see myself in Jubei or in Taipei saying

A: 來人啊！有小偷！
Lái rén a! Yǒu xiǎotōu!    Somebody come their's a thief


B: 站住！別跑！我們看見你偷東西了！
Zhànzhù! Bié pǎo! Wǒmen kànjian nǐ tōu dōngxi le!  Stop! Don't run! help us catch a thief............

Unless CPod gives me the words for :
I need a lawyer or It was an honest mistake

Happy Friday
Mike in Jubei]]></content:encoded>
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        <description><![CDATA[<strong>lisa</strong><br>useful lessons!  Can i ask a question here? 

which  means "哪一个"，  How to use it?
(the poistion)




why it is after the verb like  in this setence   "你喜欢哪一个"
but why it is befor the verb 'is'  here "哪一个是牛肉"   

  Thank in advance!]]></description>
        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<strong>lisa</strong><br>useful lessons!  Can i ask a question here? 

which  means "哪一个"，  How to use it?
(the poistion)




why it is after the verb like  in this setence   "你喜欢哪一个"
but why it is befor the verb 'is'  here "哪一个是牛肉"   

  Thank in advance!]]></content:encoded>
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        <description><![CDATA[<strong>Jorge from Buenos Aires</strong><br>Good morning all from Buenos Aires.

We have a lot of "colloquial" words in Argentine Spanish to refer to "thief" "chorro", like mugger in Eng. what are the words for thief in Beijing and Shanghai Chinese?
Thanks
J]]></description>
        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<strong>Jorge from Buenos Aires</strong><br>Good morning all from Buenos Aires.

We have a lot of "colloquial" words in Argentine Spanish to refer to "thief" "chorro", like mugger in Eng. what are the words for thief in Beijing and Shanghai Chinese?
Thanks
J]]></content:encoded>
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        <description><![CDATA[<strong>Changye</strong><br>In a dangerous situation like this, 
doing nothing might be the best way 
to protect yourself from further trouble,
particularly when you're in foreign countries.
I know I am a chicken, but I only have one life!
I wish I were brave enough to yell and chase a thief.]]></description>
        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<strong>Changye</strong><br>In a dangerous situation like this, 
doing nothing might be the best way 
to protect yourself from further trouble,
particularly when you're in foreign countries.
I know I am a chicken, but I only have one life!
I wish I were brave enough to yell and chase a thief.]]></content:encoded>
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        <description><![CDATA[<strong>Daryl</strong><br>This lesson just drew me right in. Wonderful sound effects.  

I wish the business intermediate lessons could have similar drama.  Rather than just a tour through a trade show, why not put in a pickpocket who is working the show? Business folks with laptops who are distracted by looking at the merchandise at the booths--easy pickings.]]></description>
        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<strong>Daryl</strong><br>This lesson just drew me right in. Wonderful sound effects.  

I wish the business intermediate lessons could have similar drama.  Rather than just a tour through a trade show, why not put in a pickpocket who is working the show? Business folks with laptops who are distracted by looking at the merchandise at the booths--easy pickings.]]></content:encoded>
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