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On December 10 at 6:01 AM by cowenparkseattle

In the audio review mp3, the English for the first item 'wang' is read as 'queen', and for Chinese 'wang gong' the English is read as 'wan'.  The... Read more

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On December 10 at 5:59 AM by bodawei

Problem in the supplementary vocab - it should be laundromat, not 'laundry mat'.   In principle I would have thought 自助洗衣店 zìzhùx... Read more

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On December 10 at 5:54 AM by bodawei

Yeh, different thing. But Jenny's observation is interesting - I have come across this. Even in the one family it happens that Chinese people to not... Read more

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On December 10 at 5:30 AM by sancraw

is there a standard way to say 'unlikely'? I usually default to '不太可能' - is there a better way to say it? Read more

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On December 10 at 5:21 AM by sancraw

I just want to clarify the meaning of 保佑 - is this a word that can only be used in relation to a deity and/or non-earthly relationship (eg the decease... Read more

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On December 10 at 5:19 AM by light487

An expansion for this lesson might be for when he comes to pick up his dry-cleaning. When we give to someone, it is 给 gěi.. 给你钱 gěinǐqián. Bu... Read more

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On December 10 at 5:03 AM by light487

yes.. I have always considered, from my learning, that jǐ 几 is referring to a lesser amount.. Personally, I have never heard of jǐkuàiqián. Read more

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On December 10 at 4:30 AM by weibwo

Jenny: Chinese may be super sensitive about personal hygiene but have you seen the restrooms lately??????? Read more

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On December 10 at 3:50 AM by hongdaqi

哦,受益匪浅。 Read more

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On December 10 at 3:50 AM by hongdaqi

听起来好像不错 Read more