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Posted on: Hard Drive Storage
On May 11 at 2:48 AM by xiaophil

优盘 works, although it seems I normally just hear 'USB'. Read more

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Posted on: Hard Drive Storage
On May 11 at 2:43 AM by anito666

How do you say Flash Drive in Chinese?( Since the trend right now is newer and thinner notebooks that is suppose to use Flash drives which makes it li... Read more

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Posted on: Living in Nanjing
On May 11 at 2:22 AM by xiaophil

It is good you mentioned that. I was actually only referring to people who work in restaurants and such places. Come to think about it, I do still u... Read more

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Posted on: Hard Drive Storage
On May 11 at 1:51 AM by bababardwan

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moore%27s_law Read more

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Posted on: Living in Nanjing
On May 11 at 1:14 AM by rods

You might want to give Dear Amber ID CA0067 a listen (particularly from 12:45). Interesting thoughts on this subject. http://chinesepod.com/lessons... Read more

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Posted on: Living in Nanjing
On May 10 at 11:52 PM by VDragonUQ

Say, do handsome Chinese guys and attractive foreign females ever hook up in ChinesePod Universe.  I suspect why Chinese Pod has episodes with Ch... Read more

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Posted on: Living in Nanjing
On May 10 at 11:31 PM by isthatme

This is true in Wuhan and maybe the whole region. Don't say xiǎojiě to women who are alone. I tried asking a woman for directions and used xiǎojiě... Read more

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On May 10 at 9:39 PM by watyamacallit

Surely it takes a second or two to recognize that there is no Chinese learning to be done in these posts. Yet you choose to read them through. The com... Read more

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Posted on: Living in Nanjing
On May 10 at 6:23 PM by iqbar

Not sure if this question makes sense, but why is it 他住在南京 but 他在南京工作?I might have remembered the second sentence wrong, but the word orders are diffe... Read more

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Posted on: Living in Nanjing
On May 10 at 4:42 PM by sinologia

小姐 (xiao jie) is a normal way  to address a waitress in Nanjing. I say this from my own experience (in years, not month). Now that I live in Beij... Read more