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In dictionaries it's 'long' with second tone, but people usually pronounce it with soft tone in 喉咙. Read more
傻人有傻福 that means fools have their bliss. Read more
I accidentally swallowed a fish bone in Korea. My coworkers suggested I eat a big ball of rice wrapped in kimchi without chewing. I don't know if I go... Read more
大家好， Can anyone explain why the following dialogue questions did not have the prerequiste question formation (吗？是不是？没有？）: 胃不舒服 ？... Read more
Yup! That's also how it appears on Pleco Chinese dictionary! :) Read more
The Dude in this sounds really like Mitch Hedberg Read more
HiTony_Jarvis ! That is the way it appears in the Chinese softwar Wenlin: 喉咙 hóulóng. Read more
Just a quick question out of curiosity...do some people pronounce "houlong" with two second tones (ie the "long" also has a second tone)? I'm sure I'v... Read more
The new pdf has been created. It should be fine now. :) Read more