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On April 26 at 8:22 AM by ouxiansheng

谢谢！ Read more

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On April 26 at 8:05 AM by bodawei

Thanks for that toianw. It still has a 9 there in the title on-screen: CCTV9 纪录. I can't remember what it was called before, can you? They all had a n... Read more

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On April 26 at 6:32 AM by bababardwan

Just downloaded last weeks lessons and I'm curious about something. When I download the lessons, previously the icon has always been of a Chinese nvre... Read more

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On April 26 at 6:29 AM by thomasf

One of my Chinese friends told me once that I should say things as quickly as possible and this would lead to more success rather than the blank stare... Read more

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On April 26 at 3:26 AM by pretzellogic

Good. I was hoping that was the answer! Read more

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On April 26 at 2:42 AM by John

mtd, 刚 does not mean "just, only." There must have been a miscommunication with your teacher. When preceding a verb phrase, like 开玩笑, it's most... Read more

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On April 26 at 2:37 AM by John

To me, "by accident" sounds more correct, but I definitely do hear Americans say "on accident" pretty often. Read more

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On April 26 at 2:35 AM by pchenery

Can you combine patient / impatient to form a new word ?  For example: nài ​ xīn bù ​ nài ​ fán   耐心 不耐烦 Read more

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On April 26 at 2:29 AM by zhenlijiang

Right, Barratt's study—just looked at it again—is about “changes in US English”, so the age factor applies actually to people like myself, and not you... Read more

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On April 26 at 2:27 AM by JasonSch

Good question! Both orders are OK, and there's no difference in meaning or feeling. Read more