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Posted on: What size?
On January 26 at 9:17 AM by JasonSch

Ah, I see. The pop-up for that character seems to be missing. The word 别 (bié) means 'don't'. When it's used before a verb which is then followed by a... Read more

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Posted on: What size?
On January 26 at 8:42 AM by stephenfox

The translation for the word "bei" is not there Read more

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Posted on: Marco Polo in China
On January 26 at 8:34 AM by pretzellogic

I know. The next time I'm in the States, i'll go to Chinatown somewhere, and eat at a Chinese restaurant, and sit next to a non-Chinese couple, and w... Read more

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Posted on: Marco Polo in China
On January 26 at 8:30 AM by pretzellogic

and other than Ibuprofen, is there a cure for MPS? Can I say some healing prayers or something? Read more

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Posted on: Marco Polo in China
On January 26 at 8:27 AM by pretzellogic

oh. I have done the REAL China thing. Is that MPS? Read more

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On January 26 at 8:22 AM by pretzellogic

yeah, not only have I heard of turn in your homework, but turn in your expense reports (or get your expense reports in), turn in your assignments, for... Read more

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On January 26 at 8:05 AM by watyamacallit

Weird. I've only seen this used for handing over something you should never have had. For example, turn in a gun, turn in drugs. Both this and turning... Read more

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On January 26 at 7:30 AM by xiao_ma1119

I just saw my friend do it. I mean, just now. He had a whole technique to it. With a mechanical pencil, he had the lead at exactly the same length on... Read more

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Posted on: Marco Polo in China
On January 26 at 6:51 AM by bweedin

It was kind of weird when I left my 農村 on the occasional trips to Shanghai and I saw other foreigners there, and even some that could *gasp* speak bet... Read more

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On January 26 at 6:39 AM by JasonSch

Hi Sag, Yep, there's a difference. The short of the long is that 再 (zài) is used when referring to something happening 'again' in the future, and 又... Read more