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Posted on: Annoying Ringtone
On February 06 at 10:43 AM by cinnamonfern

So here you used 大 (dà) to describe a loud sound (大声) (dàshēng). I know it can also be used to describe a strong wind (大风). What else ca... Read more

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On February 06 at 10:42 AM by HongKongNik

Great show once again! Even though I'm still fairly new to Chinese I enjoyed picking up some words in a natural Chinese conversation. And now I'm hung... Read more

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On February 06 at 10:30 AM by cinnamonfern

Speaking of 鲨鱼 (shāyú) and 姚明 (Yáo Míng)...and...okay, it's not about basketball at all. 我最近看到一个电视的广告。。。姚明问人民都不吃鱼翅汤. 我觉得很给力!... Read more

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On February 06 at 10:25 AM by JasonSch

As far as a seat goes, 座位 and 位子 are interchangeable. The only difference is that 位子 can be used figuratively as well to refer to a position in a comp... Read more

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On February 06 at 10:19 AM by JasonSch

It's always good to hear from someone who has worked their way up the levels like that. This is one of my favorite series as well. (I didn't actually... Read more

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On February 06 at 10:16 AM by JasonSch

I 包-ed some 饺子 this CNY and I was also one of 2 lucky friends to eat the 饺子 with a 五毛 coin in it. Here's hoping there's some truth to the superstition... Read more

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On February 06 at 10:14 AM by JasonSch

Glad you guys liked the interview! It's something we've wanted to do for a while and the BST format is the right one for it. Hopefully we can do more... Read more

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On February 06 at 9:20 AM by cinnamonfern

Oh - I had this same exact situation happen to me twice in China in the past two days -  once on the train and once on the plane. However, I was... Read more

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On February 06 at 8:50 AM by mark

I really enjoyed the interview.  Please, do similiar things in the future.  Thanks. Read more

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On February 06 at 7:02 AM by wolterman

Already been answered, but I used to always use 功课 to mean homework, as it was what I was taught in class. But, my Nanjingese roommate/tutor (I'm... Read more