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On February 03 at 11:36 AM by veronique21

OK, Right-Wingnut, thank you for the answer and the very useful sample sentences. This is what Wenlin says and why I'm confused, even if I trust what... Read more

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On February 03 at 9:07 AM by Right-Wingnut

The Yellowbridge dictionary actually has 找了 as a vocabulary item meaning "to have found". The sample sentences they give are: 好工作似乎愈来愈难找了。... Read more

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On February 03 at 7:56 AM by veronique21

I'm a little bit confused by the verb 找 in this sentence: 二姨妈的干女儿又找了一个男朋友. Here it means "to find". Any other examples with this meaning, please ? I t... Read more

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On February 03 at 7:30 AM by alex184

And also in the conversation jingcai 精彩 means exciting, but under vocabulary it says wonderful. Does it have both these meanings then? Read more

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On February 03 at 7:23 AM by alex184

So when my friends have finished playing football and I want to asks how the game was can I say 'qiusai zenmeyang?' 球赛怎么样? Read more

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On February 03 at 4:49 AM by sushimonkey

I'm an Intermediate/ Upper Intermediate poddie but I still found this useful. I think you should do more Newbie/ Elementary level QW not only for the... Read more

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On February 02 at 5:52 PM by adam_p_lax

Hi flo, i always see you're commenting on chinese pod especially at the advanced/media level which im trying to get into and I was just curious what y... Read more

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On February 02 at 3:19 PM by luomeili130

Would really love to see the  causitive complex section.  Seems like very valuable grammatical constructions.  Any time estimate? Read more

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On February 02 at 2:30 PM by mikeinewshot

"It makes me wonder how many of the users that subscribe to the advanced lessons are living in non Chinese speaking parts of the world like we are"... Read more

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Posted on: A Hands On Approach
On February 02 at 2:14 PM by adam_p_lax

Also what about holding hands with a significant other or hold a child's hand crossing the street. Which verb would we use? Read more