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On October 28 at 7:32 AM by Fiona@ChinesePod

Hi Tony, Most often "de' is used at the end of a sentence for placing emphasis on what is said. A vert simple example of this type of 的 is ”好的“... Read more

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On October 28 at 5:21 AM by Constance Fang

Although they both mean 'certainly' or 'definitely', 肯定 is more certain than 一定. The difference between 肯定 and 一定 is that 肯定 can use as a adjective.... Read more

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On October 28 at 3:35 AM by tony.cpod

Just wondering why the final "de" in the sentence " 爸爸妈妈 会 保护 你 的"? Read more

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On October 28 at 3:32 AM by shanghaichanges

Sorry for reposting, I didn't get a response from the other episode, if there's an episiode that explains this, please let me know: Hi there Chines... Read more

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On October 28 at 3:30 AM by tony.cpod

So is kěndìng (肯定) the same as yídìng (一定) then? Both seem to mean "certainly" or "definitely". Read more

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On October 28 at 12:00 AM by adam_p_lax

these two are series that follow a story that chinesepod has created: http://chinesepod.com/library/courses/lili-zhang-liang-series-intermediate/23... Read more

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On October 27 at 9:27 PM by kamillo153917515

Maybe you could translate 窝 with cocooning ? In German the best word is einigeln, which literally means hedgehoging! Read more

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On October 27 at 3:13 AM by anonymous519113

Hi guys, enjoying this series, and I think the idea of a series of lessons which tell a story is a great one. Are there any more on Chinesepod? Read more

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On October 26 at 9:15 PM by lauriegray600796893

Chevy Chase Christmas Vacation - YES! 太好了！哈哈 Read more

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On October 26 at 5:29 PM by kamillo153917515

I mean 4th tone sorry Read more