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On April 12 at 11:14 AM by WillBuckingham

Actually there are quite a few native speakers I know over here, so it's not too difficult. I have a weekly meetup with a Chinese friend, and am also... Read more

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Posted on: Substitute Teacher
On April 12 at 10:41 AM by tingyun

Hmm, 了 LOVES to attach right after 在. Its not because 在 is part of some particular verb, rather I think its just a habit. And it happens in countles... Read more

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On April 12 at 10:35 AM by tingyun

Haha, the problem with those online games i that they suck up vast amounts of time...basically, its a max level character or perfect knowledge of Chin... Read more

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Posted on: Sales Localization
On April 12 at 10:17 AM by bodawei

There are many interesting consumer habits in China, different to what many of us find in our home countries. And while the idea of producers catering... Read more

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On April 12 at 10:13 AM by hkboy

Hi iaing, I remember your post about your study method. I've read it several times. I've done something similar for my Cantonese study and very s... Read more

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On April 12 at 9:50 AM by shanghaichanges

Thanks Chris! Read more

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On April 12 at 9:20 AM by iaing

Interesting to note how may people mention cpod (or don't). I only used cpod. But not in the way it is generally recommended.  http://chines... Read more

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On April 12 at 7:35 AM by bababardwan

"Anyone" ok, well I think that 放在 is acting like a single word..the verb meaning to place on. So I think 放在了 is fine, but I think you could also ha... Read more

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Posted on: Text Messages
On April 12 at 6:37 AM by osckeezee

Hi Wangqui; Sames happens to me; however, I thinck your chinese must be improving. Not necessary that the intermediate lessons from before were mor... Read more

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On April 12 at 5:45 AM by watyamacallit

Anyone? I've found another expansion sentence elsewhere where the 了 is in the same position, so I guess it is correct. But it just doesn't feel right. Read more