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On January 23 at 4:45 PM by toianw

When answering the phone, Chinese people usually use 哪位？ (nǎwèi?) You can say 你哪位？(nǐ nǎwèi?) or 你是哪位？ (nǐ shì nǎwèi?). If you want to be extra polite... Read more

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On January 23 at 3:20 PM by Grambers

新年快乐! I appreciate I might not get an answer on this very quickly, what with it being CNY an' all. However, I wanted to point out this puzzling senten... Read more

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On January 23 at 2:15 PM by cinnamonfern

Thanks byron! So I guess most people just say SIM card? Read more

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On January 23 at 1:57 PM by xiao_liang

We're watching the Chinese culture ministry's new year show on CCTV1. It's 150% better than the CCTV gala... Read more

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On January 23 at 1:53 PM by podster

I agree. I thought this was one of the best lessons ever for useful business vocabulary. As usual, CPod kept if from being too dry. Unexpected dra... Read more

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On January 23 at 1:49 PM by podster

I've been curious about this question about words with "blood" since you pointed it out.  Too bad nobody knowledgable has weighed in yet.  N... Read more

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On January 23 at 1:19 PM by mycitynotes

This is in regarts to the 你是。。。 greeting. In english I have a habit of asking: Who's speaking? is there are similar way of saying that politely in chi... Read more

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On January 23 at 12:16 PM by needsecondjob

is "买过" mai3guo4 , or mai3guo ? Read more

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On January 23 at 10:06 AM by Mags M

I can't believe this is a problem. Did I miss something in the lesson. Why don't these people just go their separate ways at New Year and get bac... Read more

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Posted on: 阶级意识
On January 23 at 7:51 AM by adragon

old lessons are nice too, classic flavor Read more