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On December 27 at 5:55 PM by perrytex967

Dǎdetōng would be better translated as 'to get through' as well as 'to connect'.  We don't say 'to go through' in English although you do hear "I... Read more

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On December 27 at 5:20 PM by martyzcp

Always a fun topic - I eat out a lot in China and since I am a manager and company policy requires the highest-ranking person to pay, I get a lot of p... Read more

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On December 27 at 5:14 PM by wsnake

Hi Wande! I've been studying at CP for almost a year now.Almost done with the newbie section. (It certainly didn't took three months to get to the n... Read more

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On December 27 at 4:53 PM by perrytex967

Qǐng wèn, zài tángniàobìng lǐ niào de yìsi shì shénme?  Xièxie. Read more

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On December 27 at 4:39 PM by perrytex967

Thanks very much for the great job you do, lujiaojie. I did find a few of these in a big dictionary during shèngdànjié, but by no means all. So thanks... Read more

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On December 27 at 4:00 PM by veronique21

Hi Wande, It seems to be a very good advice and method to learn Chinese. Read more

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On December 27 at 3:46 PM by perrytex967

I'm wondering about the translation of huí in this lesson. In the vocabulary it is given as 'to return' but nothing about 'to go back' as in the 1st... Read more

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On December 27 at 3:44 PM by recordvoice

The character 哎 is always confusing to me, because I always hear it being read with a pinyin sound "ei" , but then always see "ai" written as the piny... Read more

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On December 27 at 3:19 PM by jhfjhkj

hi everybody! Being a long term adherent to ChinesePod I'd like to communicate my experience in learning Chinese. I found out for my learning styl... Read more

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On December 27 at 3:10 PM by perrytex967

From what you say it seems that kuài is only used for a number range that approaches the given number and duō only for a number range that exceeds the... Read more