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On April 07 at 1:54 PM by tingyun

合适 is an adjetive, 适合 is a verb.  (english dictionaries somtimes get this wrong, they are terrible at getting grammer roles right) Read more

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Posted on: Asking the Time
On April 07 at 12:48 PM by JasonSch

It depends on where the speaker is from in Jiangsu. Linguistically, Jiangsu (like most other Chinese provinces) is a very diverse place. The southern... Read more

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Posted on: Asking the Time
On April 07 at 12:42 PM by JasonSch

Nope, it's not required. You can use 'zhōng' to make it extra clear and emphatic, but saying simply 'jǐdiǎn' is not only very understandable, but argu... Read more

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On April 07 at 11:09 AM by and0709

Why do we sometimes hear 适合 and sometimes 合适. Is there any difference? Read more

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On April 07 at 10:07 AM by John

Honestly, the English term "check in" is used a lot at airports in China. (I know a number of people that work for the airport or for airlines.) I... Read more

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On April 07 at 9:58 AM by cinnamonfern

Funny story! I've never been to Hershey before - it must be a fun experience! Well I'll be back in the States in - wow - only three weeks. So I guess... Read more

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Posted on: 利比亚局势
On April 07 at 9:21 AM by lujiaojie

Thank you for pointing that out! Read more

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Posted on: Awkward Silence
On April 07 at 9:12 AM by guolan

Even a fool looks wise when he keeps his mouth shut... Read more

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Posted on: Asking the Time
On April 07 at 9:09 AM by ceceliakayal

so the word zhong is not required at all when saying the time? please advise. Read more

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Posted on: 利比亚局势
On April 07 at 8:54 AM by raminagrobis

Small typo in the vocab? Mi n yi/public opinion-:) Read more