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On August 12 at 2:13 AM by John

Yeah, but at least you won't be scared off from ever riding it again! :) Read more

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On August 12 at 2:12 AM by John

Don't forget: 哪里 is written "nǎlǐ" in pinyin. (You're supposed to write both tones as third tone, even if the first one changes to a second tone in a... Read more

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Posted on: Do you like China?
On August 12 at 2:05 AM by danchao

yeah, 过 serves a different function than 没. The sentence means "Right now I haven't eaten Chinese food. 过 signifies that it's past tense. 没 simply mea... Read more

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On August 12 at 2:03 AM by apocgenesis

Thanks for the warm welcome and good wishes Suxiaoya! Any leg up in my studies will be quite welcome hahaha! Read more

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Posted on: Help at the ATM
On August 12 at 2:01 AM by John

I've always wondered about that as well. If it's truly international English, it should be in a decent dictionary, right? And indeed it is. Under... Read more

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On August 12 at 2:01 AM by danchao

Yep. 哪里 nálǐ = Where 那里 nàlǐ= There Also, to add tone marks to pinyin, type the pinyin followed by its tone number. Then press the "convert t... Read more

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Posted on: Help at the ATM
On August 12 at 1:59 AM by John

I talked to Connie about this. She felt this sentence was a little weird: 我看着书等取钱。 She liked this version (note the 着): 我一边看书一边等着取钱。 Read more

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On August 12 at 1:46 AM by connie

都对! Read more

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On August 12 at 1:39 AM by suxiaoya

It's great to have you here, apocgensis - welcome! I hope it all goes well for you when you come to Shanghai next month, and that the lessons you... Read more

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On August 12 at 1:02 AM by jheitz

Yeah, I was in one of those circular trains. Then at one station, everyone got off and the English word "Terminal" scrolled across the display. Troubl... Read more