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On August 02 at 3:52 AM by thinkabroad

Awesome lesson. Some real high frequency vocabulary and phrases! I will be able to use a lot of this content. Read more

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On August 01 at 10:41 PM by beata101

It's so great to see some more upper-intermediate Qing Wens, I find them very useful :) Most seem to be quite basic, but I especially enjoy the ones c... Read more

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On August 01 at 10:36 PM by applejan9

thank you root.  I checked out your link - i have never heard of dummy verbs before. Read more

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On August 01 at 8:50 PM by luoyi

Also, we don't want to know about the park or your experiences .......it's a Chinese lesson......keep it to that. Sorry to be so direct but I'm in a h... Read more

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On August 01 at 8:47 PM by luoyi

In this lesson too much English is spoken. Use the Jenny/John or the John/Dilu lessons as your quality control standard......everyone loved them so it... Read more

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On August 01 at 8:45 PM by luoyi

We don't need you to spell out the pinyin at this level. Read more

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Posted on: The Marks are Out!
On August 01 at 6:22 PM by toianw

And, of course, before paper your message might have looked something like this (which is decidedly 条-ish in nature): Other related (though mo... Read more

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Posted on: Internet Upgrades
On August 01 at 3:45 PM by root

The translation is "y ou play this game everyday. Don't you feel it's boing?" there should be a space between every and day boing should be bor... Read more

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Posted on: The Marks are Out!
On August 01 at 1:53 PM by Right-Wingnut

I think it is more that notes were originally send on thin ROLLED bits of paper (like scrolls). Read more

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Posted on: The Marks are Out!
On August 01 at 11:34 AM by clareelizabethwilliams

I think because tiao is for things much longer than they are wide. (road/river/snake etc.) I imagine text messages as a piece of ticker tape ver... Read more