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On March 22 at 1:07 PM by Hans

This has happened to me also, so I thought it must due to the new memory-hungry design of these specials pages, pushing the the F5 button should do it... Read more

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On March 22 at 12:28 PM by tgif

In case anyone want to know.  Here is the singer:  梁静茹 Here is the song 无条件爱你:  http://www.9flash.com/Flash/5ed.html Read more

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Posted on: Discussing Graphs
On March 22 at 12:16 PM by jkdfj

sometimes having background sounds is good practice, because sometimes you have to be able to understand what is being said in a not-so quiet atmosphe... Read more

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Posted on: Discussing Graphs
On March 22 at 11:37 AM by CoolP

Yes, I also find the background music extremely annoying and distracting. And it adds nothing to the learning experience. Read more

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Posted on: Discussing Graphs
On March 22 at 10:53 AM by chenwenling

I like this lesson a lot,however the background music in the conversation is very distracting on my concentration. Is it possible not to have a backgr... Read more

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On March 22 at 10:22 AM by zhenlijiang

Ah if only I had a careful personality! Was simply clueless and in need of help here. 谢谢! Read more

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Posted on: A Disgusting Man
On March 22 at 10:06 AM by davidfong

Words like  耳屎 (éshǐ) and 鼻屎 (bíshǐ) are simple to remember, but can we use them in polite conversation? In particular, would a pat... Read more

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On March 22 at 8:59 AM by GregE

Dang, I guess I need to brush up on my mythical beast vocabulary :( Glad you enjoyed the lesson though :) Read more

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Posted on: How do you say...?
On March 22 at 8:36 AM by mrzhou

"Bonjour" is the usual formal way to say hello. "Salut" is used among friends. So both is correct. Read more

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On March 22 at 7:09 AM by zhong_bide

The fatalities were in a 6.3 magnitude earthquake in christchurch. A n earlier one of 7.1 did not cause any fatalities. Just for the record. Read more