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On February 26 at 4:10 PM by stoxster

Jenny is a good stock investor. I'm listening to the lesson now and she has already predicted the market was heating up! Read more

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On February 26 at 1:35 PM by jkdfj

how do we say the "sink" in the bathroom, or the "sink" in the kitchen ? Read more

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On February 26 at 1:03 PM by daihwa

Thank-you, ChinesePod, for picking this rather serious subject matter for a lesson.   Read more

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Posted on: Salaries and Income
On February 26 at 12:58 PM by guolan

这个课程很有用，谢谢！ Read more

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On February 26 at 12:36 PM by guolan

如果你是学生，带你的学生卡，很多旅游的地方有学生门票，　便宜多了。 　 ru2guo3 ni3 shi4 xue2sheng1, dai4 ni3de xue2sheng1ka3, hen3 duo1 lu3you2dedi4fang1 you3 xue2sheng1men2piao4,... Read more

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On February 26 at 12:06 PM by guolan

太可怜的她。我没办法理解那样的丈夫，太不像话的。 tai4 ke3lian2de ta1. wo3 mei2 ban4fa3 li3jie3 na4yang4de zhang4fu, tai4 bu4xiang4hua4de. In English, saying "how pitiful... Read more

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On February 26 at 12:05 PM by DavidXuzhou

哎呀，有一个笔误。不好意思，上班后马上改掉，呵呵。 Read more

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Posted on: Onomatopoeias
On February 26 at 11:35 AM by guolan

Hmmm...ahem. I must agree that the Chinese sounds are better approximations than our English standbys!　I suppose "cock-a-doodle-doo" is our most in... Read more

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On February 26 at 11:12 AM by guolan

“鬼门关”、“阴间”、“阳间”、“彼岸花 ”， 这个题目太有意思了！ Read more

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Posted on: Onomatopoeias
On February 26 at 10:50 AM by Keth

I was very interested to hear Jenny say that she now realizes why there are so many characters in Chinese. The implication being that Chinese Characte... Read more