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gongxi and zhuhe are both to congratulate on good news.when it comes to person, we can use them both. But we can only use zhuhe for a company or an or... Read more
Hey, you are right! At 0.17 he is definitely not saying "给红包啊" Maybe it is " 凑份子？" (chip in together for a gift). Read more
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its all explained in the lesson "hangover" The word exits as Tal points out but is rarely used http://chinesepod.com/lessons/hangover#sthash.LTOCAS... Read more
e.g. 聚餐之后我宿醉不醒 Jùcān zhīhòu wǒ sùzuì bù xǐng. After the party I had a terrible hangover. Read more
A chinese person I spoke with said she didn't think there was a translation for the english word 'Hangover' is that right? I couldn't find in my dicti... Read more
Bouncey Castle are popular in England https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=bouncy+castle&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=SgqyUtb... Read more
Is gōngxǐ interchangeable with zhùhè? Could you say to the pregnant woman zhùhè nǐ ? Thanks Read more
You're right. It's a mistake. It should be "凑份子“, which means to club together to present a gift or a big 红包 to someone. Read more