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On November 10 at 5:25 AM by toianw

There's another fun lesson on this topic from way back you may also be interested in: Advanced - 坐月子 Read more

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On November 10 at 5:22 AM by toianw

I have the same issue. The dialogue is there (in the text version of the simplified PDF) but not the vocabulary list. Read more

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Posted on: Buying a Book
On November 10 at 3:42 AM by jennyzhu

You can put other verbs in this structure, e.g. 去吃饭不? 回家不？ Read more

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On November 10 at 3:04 AM by jennyzhu

My take on yuezi is that the custom must have made sense hundreds of years ago when people didn't have running water and electricty. They probably had... Read more

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On November 10 at 2:58 AM by jennyzhu

Strange. It works for me. Could you check again? Read more

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On November 10 at 2:31 AM by guolan

Good point about the being back to work after a week off! Somewhere, there has to be balance, eh? But we human beings seem to dislike balance, and to... Read more

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On November 10 at 2:29 AM by connie

'匹'，在字典上，只有一个读音'pǐ'。 在生活中，很多人都会把'一匹马'读成'yī pī mǎ'，但是在其他词里还是读第三声'pǐ'，比如：七匹狼，匹夫，匹配。 Read more

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Posted on: Dining and Dropping
On November 10 at 2:27 AM by bababardwan

otter, fork is 叉子【cha1zi] spoon is 勺子[shao2zi] Read more

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On November 10 at 2:27 AM by guolan

Grambers, soon after I learned about the many different perceptions (different from American perceptions) of how to stay healthy in China, I learned t... Read more

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Posted on: Dining and Dropping
On November 10 at 2:07 AM by otter1206

你好 ~ Listening to this makes me wonder ~ Na, How can I say "Fork" and " "Spoon" in Chinese? Xiexie Read more