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Posted on: 早教
On August 01 at 2:42 AM by alexyzye

Maybe 童童's father can toughen him up like in this infamous video: http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMjgzODEzNTYw.html Read more

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On August 01 at 2:10 AM by bababardwan

no need for apologies. Thanks to all for an interesting subthread. Read more

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On July 31 at 10:38 PM by si1teng2

This is a vexing question from a (western) philosophical point of view, since so many western philosophical concepts are defined counterfactually. Has... Read more

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On July 31 at 7:22 PM by shinobi1

This lesson is great except the dialogue sounds a bit rushed. I completely understand why he'd be in a hurry though... Read more

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On July 31 at 6:56 PM by timlb

Are there other things "the dog can eat"? Can you say 她的耐心 被 狗 吃 了to mean she has no patience? Read more

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Posted on: A Disappointment
On July 31 at 6:39 PM by shuohuang730501

Just a slight correction from yesterday. The language school I mentioned in London, International House, is actually in Piccadilly itself on Shaftesb... Read more

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Posted on: Good Morning!
On July 31 at 2:29 PM by nickybr38

You should try languageexchange.com too. :) You might find some people there. Good luck! Read more

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Posted on: Good Morning!
On July 31 at 2:28 PM by nickybr38

There is another newbie lesson called "Are you Ok?" which addresses how to ask if someone is hurt or not. You should check it out. :) Read more

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Posted on: Good Morning!
On July 31 at 12:51 PM by kaixin_in_tampa

Hi srkopec, welcome to ChinesePod. I think people greet each other simply with 你好. "Are you all right?" is 你没事吧 - Nǐ méi shì ba? http://chinese... Read more

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On July 31 at 12:44 PM by gbien

Great lesson! I listened several times to the interview and jotted down the phrases I didn't understand--and then discovered that David and Greg expl... Read more