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On December 22 at 5:10 AM by toianw

Number 2 has got me wondering. Would 长得... ever be used to talk about babies? Read more

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On December 22 at 5:09 AM by toianw

Hi Light, I'll have a go at these. Hopefully someone can help fill in the gaps in my knowledge. 1. 好久不见 (hǎojiǔbùjiàn) - Just think of this as an e... Read more

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On December 22 at 4:39 AM by minna.xiao11

that is 换句话说。 Read more

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On December 22 at 4:36 AM by minna.xiao11

Yes I agree Read more

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Posted on: Don't Eat the Snow
On December 22 at 4:01 AM by light487

Ahh yes.. I've seen a similar thing to these FDU's being sold to rave party goers also, there's a male version too but they basically look the same. I... Read more

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Posted on: A Rarely Washed Car
On December 22 at 3:22 AM by toianw

Hi lujiaojie, thanks for setting me straight. So, it's just a difference of what they collocate with then? I feel I hear 恭喜 more when actually g... Read more

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Posted on: World Cup Football
On December 22 at 3:17 AM by lujiaojie

不客气。不好意思这么晚了才回复你。 Read more

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Posted on: Don't Eat the Snow
On December 22 at 3:13 AM by cinnamonfern

Mmm...girls sometimes try. They usually hear about boys doing this and then wonder if they can do it to. But as orangina says, this is a much more c... Read more

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Posted on: A Rarely Washed Car
On December 22 at 3:04 AM by lujiaojie

Both can be used as a verb. Read more

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Posted on: Don't Eat the Snow
On December 22 at 3:04 AM by rods

我 经常 捕捉 雪花 我 的 舌头上。(Wǒ jīngcháng bǔzhuō xuěhuā wǒ de shétou shàng.) I often catch snowflakes on my tongue. 你试试 一下!(Nǐ shì shì yīxià!) You try! O... Read more