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Posted on: Asking the Time
On April 06 at 7:46 PM by xiaopaul

Can anyone please tell me what is more common for 2 o'clock: 二点 èr diǎn or 两点 liǎng diǎn? Read more

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On April 06 at 7:34 PM by aiyuguang

Please don't do a newbie everyweek. I have been a cpod user almost since the start and I feel there is plenty of material covering these topics. When... Read more

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Posted on: 相声
On April 06 at 7:11 PM by bababardwan

13:06.。。哇, I can hear that 然后 now, but boy it was fast ! 13:12。。trying to match things up, I guess you're saying that what I'm hearing as nao, is a... Read more

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Posted on: 相声
On April 06 at 7:10 PM by bababardwan

多谢Jiaojie ! Read more

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Posted on: Where's the soap?
On April 06 at 6:20 PM by dpinskey

Thanks Jason. Wasn't sure if was a local dialect thing... I've definitely heard both used interchangeably by many people from many different regions... Read more

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On April 06 at 3:23 PM by wshoey

how about 不如? in the dictionary this word, for the most part, seems to mean "it would be better to", but it seems I've heard people use this to expres... Read more

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Posted on: Help with the Baby
On April 06 at 2:20 PM by erwans

Welcome back Jenny! Great to hear your so familiar voice back, just like if you never had left the recordings ;-) Interestingly, I've been listeni... Read more

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Posted on: Asking the Time
On April 06 at 2:04 PM by yaosiyi

Yes I have to say it makes it easier for those of us who find it hard to organise lessons and make decisions on what to study. Just being told to "Stu... Read more

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On April 06 at 12:56 PM by garethbridges

中國 的 郵政 、 電信 、 鐵路 等 行業 還是 由 國家 壟斷 著 。 In China, industries including the postal service, telecommunications, and railroads are all governme... Read more

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On April 06 at 12:01 PM by chris

Thanks Lujiaojie. So, am I to understand that Chinese does not have a specific phrase for "checking in" at an airport? Rather, we have this "to hand... Read more