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Posted on: Playing Ice Hockey
On January 03 at 5:08 AM by lordstanley

A source of hockey-related Chinese vocabulary (especially if you have the Pera-kun plugin) are Vancouver's Chinese newspapers which cover hockey quite... Read more

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Posted on: Playing Ice Hockey
On January 03 at 5:02 AM by lordstanley

Yes, I'm Canadian, pretzellogic. But grew up within an hour's drive of Joe Louis Arena, and many people from my hometown have played or coached for th... Read more

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Posted on: Actually
On January 03 at 4:15 AM by lncln

哈哈,笑死我了! Read more

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Posted on: Playing Ice Hockey
On January 03 at 3:59 AM by menglelan

About time, ChinesePod! Ice hockey is very important in Canada. Read more

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Posted on: Playing Ice Hockey
On January 03 at 3:48 AM by user271828

From the expansion: 你 小时候 最 喜欢 的 动画片 是 什么 ? I've been told that 片 is only read 1st tone when it includes 儿化音, but remains 4th tone witho... Read more

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Posted on: Playing Ice Hockey
On January 03 at 3:39 AM by pretzellogic

Wings? As in Detroit Red Wings? Aren't they an American team (notwithstanding mostly Europeans and Canadians playing on the team)? Your profile implie... Read more

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Posted on: Playing Ice Hockey
On January 03 at 3:25 AM by lordstanley

Best, most useful, most long-awaited (from the days of Colleen and Amber) lesson in the history of ChinesePod! By the way, at one point Canada's na... Read more

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Posted on: Playing Ice Hockey
On January 03 at 3:19 AM by iaing

heh. I agree. The most watched sporting event in 2011 will be held in Asia - with over 1 billion viewers and using nothing but leather and willow :)... Read more

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On January 03 at 3:03 AM by paulinurus

At the beginning of the show, I heard John said "bean" in the breakdown of the word 青春痘。Bean is 豆 dòu while 痘 dòu (a noun) meaning vacci... Read more

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Posted on: Playing Ice Hockey
On January 03 at 2:47 AM by waiguoren

Seriously, how can you have an ice-hockey lesson over a cricket lesson? Read more