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Posted on: Sensitive Topics
On July 12 at 6:21 AM by yangmei91

Is working at a KTV place as controversial as being homosexual? Read more

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On July 12 at 5:04 AM by crabstix

The phrases in this lesson are useful even though I don't plan to buy any handbags (unless if my girlfriend suddenly sends me on a paid shopping trip... Read more

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On July 12 at 4:43 AM by chris

Good lesson and great reinforcement of the recent QW on "luan" and its meaning of random! Also, always fun to get fart references into the lesson... Read more

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On July 12 at 3:37 AM by Tal

其实我觉得这节课想告诉我们关于现代中国有什么很有意思的事，我估计这种情况正确地描写那些 县 里 的 一把手与政府管的贪婪和腐化堕落。 发表这种课，也许 CPod  是好勇敢，或者也许这种消息现在这么普遍，可能大家都知道了，没有人惊讶，没有人觉得不像话。嗯，这就是中国的真相，这... Read more

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Posted on: Sensitive Topics
On July 12 at 3:35 AM by bababardwan

不是在栅栏上，反而在錐沉默下 Read more

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On July 12 at 3:13 AM by mark

I believe the word you want is, 有种。 Read more

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On July 12 at 3:02 AM by Mingmao

John's last sentence: "you zhong." Could someone give me the characters for this? I get the idea, but I'd like to know how to write it.  In th... Read more

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On July 12 at 3:00 AM by Tal

Ha ha, oh yeah, whenever I run out of cash in China I head over to Macau and come out of the casino with bags loaded with money. Pity I soon spend it... Read more

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On July 12 at 2:56 AM by lujiaojie

In formal situations, the "了" is often omitted. This is one of those situations. Read more

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Posted on: Eating in Korea
On July 12 at 1:54 AM by verazxl

The first sentence is more like 'You've been to South Korea'; the second is ‘You went to South Korea.' But to be honest, in the daily life people don... Read more