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On January 31 at 10:38 AM by luoyu

On picture 7 there is a 不 character written between 能 and 生 It seems like a correction  someone else did over the banner. I am wondering if that... Read more

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On January 31 at 10:18 AM by Grambers

A quick repost, as I'm really keen to get some comment on this (if anyone's out there?). Was keen to get some clarity on the following sentence (my ow... Read more

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On January 31 at 10:01 AM by luoyu

I just check the link posted above and found out they are also 表哥/弟/姐/妹 Read more

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On January 31 at 9:56 AM by luoyu

hehehe very interesting. My chinese friends at the lab have been very kind to explain this  topic for me a couple  of times while we go for... Read more

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Posted on: Fresh Air vs. Heat
On January 31 at 8:29 AM by rich

Went to the huge building in Pudong, Shanghai where one handles visas to help my fiancee extend her visa...the Exit-Entry Administration Bureau...&nbs... Read more

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On January 31 at 7:12 AM by rich

I think my parents still ask what MSN means...lol. And of course they at one time thought LOL means "lots of luck"... *sigh* Read more

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On January 31 at 7:11 AM by rich

I would think though, going back to kimiik's post, that it is very rare to say "Happy Solar Birthday", as that would be the same as "Happy Birthday" i... Read more

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On January 31 at 7:05 AM by rich

Some examples: Hello, Ms. Nelson. Welcome to our school. 您好，纳尔逊女士，欢迎您来到我们学校。 Ms. Cameron is young-looking. 卡梅伦女士看起来很年轻。 Do you know the... Read more

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Posted on: Dubai
On January 31 at 7:03 AM by kingbee

Boo! I was looking forward to this mysterious noise... Read more

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On January 31 at 7:02 AM by rich

I know for Ms. as a title you can use 女士 nǚshì (which is also the word when saying Ladies and Gentlemen, 女士们、先生们), but if the woman looks young and yo... Read more