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On December 02 at 12:43 AM by bodawei

It is a general term for bread, including foreign style. But a French style bread (baguette) for example may be labelled as such: 法式面包 fǎ shì miànbāo... Read more

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On December 02 at 12:36 AM by bodawei

Hi guolan I think what has happened here is that you are a victim of your pinyin input client. If you turn it right off (back to English) the font... Read more

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On December 02 at 12:28 AM by guolan

As you see, I can't figure out how to change the font either. Aaargh! Read more

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On December 02 at 12:27 AM by guolan

I read it in my mind as, "Men, there aren't (even) a few who are any good (thing)." Read more

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On December 02 at 12:17 AM by jacob

Thanks for the clarification, much appreciated! PS: I don't think anyone should expect you to be familiar with all the local variations of words. (... Read more

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On December 01 at 10:44 PM by mickeytoon

Eating crabs? The Horror! Read more

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Posted on: 穿越
On December 01 at 7:18 PM by KentuckifiedChinese

我快要对学生这个问题:如果你们穿越的话突然发现到什么电子机器都没了,你们会不会往前熬的下去?! 我真的怀疑。。。 Read more

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On December 01 at 5:29 PM by whomer

Does miànbāo only apply to the more traditional Chinese bread, or is it used for both that and the bread you'd find in a western grocery store? Read more

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On December 01 at 4:56 PM by ouxiansheng

谢谢! Read more

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Posted on: Taking the HSK
On December 01 at 4:37 PM by he2xu4

Thanks, saw some copies in my library, will check them out. Read more