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On May 05 at 8:20 AM by veronique21

Hi Bohan. I don't know for Chinese people but in French we also use inches when we are talking about TV or computer screen sizes, even if it's not par... Read more

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On May 05 at 7:11 AM by serup

why make a specific app - you could just adjust this page to fit mobile screen size, then all HTML5 enabled browsers on mobiles could use it -- no nee... Read more

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On May 05 at 7:09 AM by serup

为什么他以后不说:谢谢你? Read more

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On May 05 at 6:33 AM by crabstix

what do those 2 characters mean? I am referring to the one on the original post Read more

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On May 05 at 4:44 AM by serup

为什么你说 沙发? Read more

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On May 05 at 2:01 AM by bohan2007

Question #2:  I noticed that David talked about the TV screen sizes using inches(吋 cùn), but I find this surprising because inches aren'... Read more

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On May 05 at 1:44 AM by bohan2007

in this lesson, there is the word 虾仁. Does this mean shrimp that is with a shell, or can it also be without a shell? If it is with a shell, then how d... Read more

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On May 05 at 1:40 AM by bohan2007

at 1:02 of this lesson, David said píng piào zi, when talking about buying TVs in China. What are those characters (Hanzi) ? Read more

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On May 05 at 12:34 AM by rich

Surprised how few comments there are in this lesson. Being the developer for the Android app, interested in knowing how many Android users are out the... Read more

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On May 05 at 12:19 AM by rich

了 is not about past tense but completion of an action, unlike English's "-ed", so we don't care if it was completed but when it happened "昨天", so 了 is... Read more