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On December 01 at 3:54 PM by Grambers

Many thanks Jenny (and ouyangjun116). When to use 值钱 vs. 值得 always confuses me - anyway, that's a question for another day perhaps!:) Read more

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On December 01 at 2:54 PM by jennyzhu

That's correct. Read more

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On December 01 at 2:48 PM by jennyzhu

超市 is used more than 超级市场 in mainland China. I am not entirely sure about Taiwan though. It is not easy to know most of the words that are used differ... Read more

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On December 01 at 2:43 PM by jennyzhu

When describing something as 值钱 or 不值钱, it means it has value or no value. You don't need a passive marker. They can both mean value in the abstract... Read more

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On December 01 at 2:37 PM by jennyzhu

I sincerely apologize for the stereotype. It was insensitive. We can take it out if you wish. Read more

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On December 01 at 2:15 PM by ouyangjun116

hmmm... I hope someone who is more skilled than me comes along to confirm what is correct, I'll give it a shot, though without any context it's always... Read more

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On December 01 at 1:34 PM by he2xu4

I learned something new today - P过 is short for Photoshop. The more I delve into Chinese, the more overwhelmed I become - the slang, textsingpeak... Read more

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On December 01 at 10:13 AM by Grambers

Sorry, another language question, again from the expansion sentences: 这年头 大学生 太 不 值钱 了 On first reading I assumed this meant that "nowada... Read more

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On December 01 at 10:01 AM by Grambers

This sentence - 男人没几个好东西 - is another fine example. These are all basic characters which should be easily read by an elementary/intermediate Chinese l... Read more

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On December 01 at 9:57 AM by Grambers

I'm having a real hard time getting my head around the use of 东西 in this dialogue (especially the expansion sentences).  Comparing this sentenc... Read more