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On February 08 at 12:40 PM by xiaophil

I teach at an international high school, and my Taiwan and Hong Kong students usually say gongke. I asked some of them before if this word is more co... Read more

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On February 08 at 12:07 PM by bababardwan

我完全同意。I dunno how easy that would be to arrange and whether there would be some restrictions on what they could say etc. But yeah, if you could get a... Read more

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On February 08 at 12:04 PM by kong_yi

Thanks John I see it now, thats really helpful that is a bit of a mouthful to say though wǒ shì ge zài yī suǒ sìchuān de dà xué xué zhōngwén de... Read more

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On February 08 at 11:41 AM by RJ

An interview with a 警察 would be great. Would love to hear their insights. Read more

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On February 08 at 11:35 AM by RJ

I think maybe your definition is too narrow. To me, anything like jiaozi or xiao long bao, that is one step away from being a pot sticker, is a pot st... Read more

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On February 08 at 11:34 AM by pretzellogic

Well, hopefully, whatever is happening with Yao, there will be more player(s) from the CBA in the NBA. Read more

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On February 08 at 10:59 AM by bodawei

I think ‘保安' deserves a Discussion page of its own. 'Do you bow to a baoan?' Not really, no-one bows to anyone in China, we are all equal. :) There... Read more

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On February 08 at 10:54 AM by oxygem

有一件更幸福的事,那就是有人和你谈恋爱而且不和你结婚——你可以“简单!自由!能随心所欲地生活。”同时,还不用“守墓”。 Read more

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On February 08 at 10:43 AM by bodawei

'bong[o] van' .. an ancestor of the Tarago for those too young to remember. Read more

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On February 08 at 10:35 AM by bodawei

There is no law against eating guotie in Australia. :) But I haven't seen any for sale; but then I am more likely to be looking for pig's ear. No r... Read more