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Posted on: Merry Christmas!
On December 26 at 12:32 PM by jennyzhu

斌/bīn is commonly used in boys' names because the two parts of the character: 文/wén means being well educated and 武/wǔ means to be athletic. We have a... Read more

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On December 26 at 12:26 PM by jennyzhu

Merry Christmas to all Poddies! Read more

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Posted on: Don't Eat the Snow
On December 26 at 11:29 AM by jackfrombelgium

Hi, There are two conditions for this idiom. -it happens in the past (miserable period) -in the present you have to be well recovered! Read more

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Posted on: Merry Christmas!
On December 26 at 10:51 AM by JasonSch

That's the way I remembered his Chinese name. I could be wrong, but I'm almost sure those are the characters. As for meaning, the 斌 is perfect for Jia... Read more

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On December 26 at 10:16 AM by jackfrombelgium

我还饿着! Read more

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On December 26 at 10:06 AM by mikeinewshot

I have a few questions which have confused me for some time. How do youmake the negative of these sentences. For example: "There isn't a flower i... Read more

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On December 26 at 9:53 AM by jhfjhkj

大家好 thanks for the very useful QW would 水还热呢 instead of  水 热 着 be wrong? Read more

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Posted on: Don't Eat the Snow
On December 26 at 9:03 AM by orangina

great googly-moogly! that. was. fantastic. Read more

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Posted on: Merry Christmas!
On December 26 at 8:41 AM by bodawei

I'd like to have a stab at Sunix's Chinese name: 孙家斌 I am least confident of 家 because I find that the sound jiā is not too common in names. Of c... Read more

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On December 26 at 7:07 AM by marcuswattz

Wow, great lesson! Read more