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Posted on: Commuting Options
On August 24 at 8:44 AM by Purrfecdizzo

I can also attest to hearing 汽车 used for bus, but only in situations where the context is absolutely clear, as it can be confused with cars. Read more

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On August 24 at 8:44 AM by RJ

well I think this is another example of UK vs American English. I have never hear it said "toy boy" but rather boy toy is very common and a quick goog... Read more

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On August 24 at 8:41 AM by Grambers

Would I be right in saying that in most casual speech, the sentence 穿黑色衣服的那个, would be prononced with all of the last four characters sounded wit... Read more

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On August 24 at 8:37 AM by Purrfecdizzo

哈哈哈哈!!!! Read more

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On August 24 at 8:34 AM by Purrfecdizzo

Hey folks, especially those who are new... it is 2012, and I am still on this site after all this time. Now I know that you all don't know me, and muc... Read more

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On August 24 at 8:25 AM by Grambers

In reply to and0709 above, I think 'toy boy' and 'boy toy' have quite different meanings. 'Toy boy', to the best of my knowledges, refers to the young... Read more

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On August 24 at 8:25 AM by Purrfecdizzo

"Additionally to CPod you should get material on learning how to read and write characters - it may not seem that relevant in the very beginning, but... Read more

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On August 24 at 8:12 AM by Grambers

明白了,谢谢Connie:) Read more

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On August 24 at 8:10 AM by Grambers

那就是说我的本来的想法不对劲儿,谢谢你的解释,骄杰(两千课以后才知道怎么拼你的名字!) Read more

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Posted on: Commuting Options
On August 24 at 7:40 AM by bodawei

From my experience a rule of Chinese is to use as few characters as you can get away with. For those with suspect pronunciation (ie. many foreigners)... Read more