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I forgot my passport in a taxi when I was visiting China in June last year. It was awful! Thankfully my friend, a local in Chongqing, help... Read more
Thank you for an informative and hilarious lesson! Dilu's monster sound was histarical! I had to replay it several times. It was tha... Read more
Hi Connie, Jenny, Greg 很有用的课 (hěn yǒuyòng de kè) what about the following words for "extremely,excellent,outstandingly". Are they used as adv... Read more
I recently studied a text in which there was 一头水牛 and I was wondering, while I was listening to you, if buffalo was a dangerous animal, until I heard... Read more
( edited my previous comment ) I can answer the question about which animal is stronger , the lion or the tiger. Tigers are much bigger and... Read more
I can answer the question about which animal is stonger , the lion or the tiger. Tigers are much bigger and heavier than lions. On average, a tiger... Read more
Dilu mentioned the phrase to throw toys when talking about a 2 year old's temper tantrum. Does Chinese have the equivalent expression to "don't... Read more
i think it depends where you live in China, the same as how it seems to vary how you greet someone. half the time the vocab in these lessons is compl... Read more
When referring to flight delays, is it better/more natural to use 晚点 or 延误? thanks, chris Read more
Definitely, I second this comment, I never new the subtle difference between this pattern and just using 'le'. Thanks John! Read more