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Posted on: Buying Organic Food
On October 13 at 8:07 AM by veronique21

What about GMO ? I've heard that China produces genetically modified rice. Is it used in China ? Is it written on the products that it's GMO ? And how... Read more

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On October 13 at 1:49 AM by ahmadayaz100

This lessons is not as well presented as most lessons by Jenny-David are: 1. Very few phrases explained, a lot complex phrases and jargons left unexpl... Read more

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On October 13 at 1:44 AM by ahmadayaz100

司理人=公司管理人=the management 市场司理人=Market Managers or just managers as they put on IPOD. prospectus 抽成=the cut (that bankers pinch away) Read more

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Posted on: Professional Photos
On October 12 at 8:47 PM by anthonyliu

Thanks for the good insight though, Jillian! :) Read more

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On October 12 at 8:47 PM by wadanni

This episode also seems to imply that northern Chinese people are a little more heartless than people in the south. Does 省得 also give a cold feeling i... Read more

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Posted on: Professional Photos
On October 12 at 8:45 PM by anthonyliu

Omg, you are totally right hahaha. It's funny you mentioned that. We have so many tanning salons here! LOL. Yes, it's true. they use that grass is alw... Read more

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Posted on: Pinyin Sections 5-6
On October 12 at 8:41 PM by lauriegray600796893

'Bob's you uncle' ha ha brilliant! In Scotland people are now saying 'Bob's your Auntie!' Read more

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Posted on: Pinyin Section 4: R
On October 12 at 8:14 PM by lauriegray600796893

This is a great way of doing it as learning with my own tutor she tends not to break the sounds down rather than just plowing our way through the stan... Read more

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Posted on: Old Friend
On October 11 at 11:48 PM by Jillian@ChinesePod

The tone of 爱面子 is more prideful as opposed to self-consciousness. Read more

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On October 11 at 5:14 PM by mark

I am not young, but I'm not 100 either, and I occasionally use, lest.  The most common way to express 省得/免得/以免 in American English is probably a... Read more