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On September 14 at 12:27 PM by podster

Maybe time to get a new dictionary? I'm seeing 3 entries for 称 1. chèn: to fit, balanced, suitable 2. chēng: to weigh, to state, to name, name,... Read more

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On September 14 at 11:20 AM by johanchristersson

Thanks Jiao Jie! But my dictionary says 称 is just chèn, no G at the end. Read more

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On September 14 at 9:39 AM by kimiik

Apparently, the waterline/flotation line is called 吃水线 Read more

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On September 14 at 9:34 AM by DocRaccoon

Hi Jenny, thanks for those podcast URLs. I think I am using the self study feed. I'll try it out and let you know. I guess I won't know if it is succe... Read more

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On September 14 at 9:19 AM by RJ

Josh you have wonderful parents, and you are very lucky to be encouraged to study a second language so young. You will thank them one day. Study hard. Read more

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On September 14 at 9:14 AM by yarajeev

"The same boat with the same weight on it would have the same floating line" I'd argue this is intuitive (anybody observing a boat loading will not... Read more

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On September 14 at 9:07 AM by juliagulia

What does Di-Lu say in the first sentence of this lesson? Is this correct? 大家好, 欢迎再一次收听中文播课. Read more

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On September 14 at 9:06 AM by kimiik

... but not really a hard-core Upper Intermediate. ;o) Read more

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On September 14 at 9:01 AM by RJ

great lesson Read more

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On September 14 at 8:58 AM by kimiik

I think, it's more about buoyancy (浮力). "Any floating object displaces its own weight of fluid." Archimedes http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buoyanc... Read more