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Posted on: Letting it All Out
On August 04 at 9:38 PM by Frolix8

他对着军车行了个军礼。 Tā duì zhe jūnchē xíng le gè jūnlǐ。 He saluted the military car. ( 行个军礼 to perform a military hand salute ) In that example, I... Read more

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Posted on: Car Troubles
On August 04 at 5:57 PM by apeseliz

One of my first intermediate lessons-glad it was a little slower! Read more

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Posted on: Car Troubles
On August 04 at 3:46 PM by mikeinewshot

Useful lesson indeed. I previously have used 电池 instead of 电瓶, and would have said 开灯 not 打灯。 I did feel that Jenny's chat with Maurice in Chinese... Read more

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Posted on: B.O. in the Library
On August 04 at 2:55 PM by mikeinewshot

"The dialogue also implies the man, who is standing next to the accussing girl, is also chou4" (sic.) Actually I don't think the dialogue implies a... Read more

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Posted on: Letting it All Out
On August 04 at 2:50 PM by root

对着 -- to be continually facing (smth), with the 着 meaning the continually part, I think Read more

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Posted on: Car Troubles
On August 04 at 8:42 AM by tomdrury103

pace felt a little slow for intermediate.  but very useful as always. Read more

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Posted on: B.O. in the Library
On August 04 at 3:35 AM by matthewkloosterman

Oh come on. The dialogue also implies the man, who is standing next to the accussing girl, is also chou4. Like John said, the 對話is a mystery, but I do... Read more

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Posted on: Letting it All Out
On August 03 at 3:31 PM by Frolix8

Just a detail :  对着镜子 对着 = towards     (am I right ?) The popping small boxes don't make it clear, I think, saying that 对= toward... Read more

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On August 03 at 10:41 AM by DocRaccoon

bit harsh, don't you think? Read more

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Posted on: Hairwash
On August 03 at 3:22 AM by masud1

Why do you use de after dun? ie dun de hai shi zuo de? Thanks Read more