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I have a quick question about one of the expansion sentences: 他 很 会 掉 头发 。It's translated as "He loses a lot of hair", which is fair enough, bu... Read more

My dog, well she really doesn't care, she is still working on "WANG WANG" or "WOOF WOOF" :-) Read more

Thanks toianw that does help. Now knowing it is a set phrase means I won't sweat too much over it now. Read more

我讨厌冷天! wo3 tao3yan4leng3tian1 I hate cold weather! Read more

Just adding to that: When asking someone's name we often see "Nǐ jiào shénme?" I am told that this sounds a bit terse, perhaps a bit rude or dis... Read more

yeah cant bookmark "what'll it be" it comes up initially but after you bookmark it when you try and go back "What will it be" comes up instead?? J... Read more

is there some kind of mix up with a lesson called What'll it be and what will it be? ,lol, I studied and marked the lesson "What will it be" and now I... Read more

Thanks very much, I see it clearly now :-) Cheers Read more

Hi Hamshank, I just think of 不怎么样 as a fixed expression meaning not so good, not up to much, nothing special, that kind of feeling. It's very commo... Read more

Not sure about whether Cpod check these lessons. But to answer your question above, jiào is a VERB meaning 'to be called'. Míngzi is a NOUN meaning 'n... Read more