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Posted on: Straightening Teeth
On August 10 at 7:14 AM by kimiik

As expected, 牙垢 seems to be much more used than 齿垢. "牙垢" has 177.000 hits on Google "齿垢" has 38.000 hits on Google Read more

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On August 10 at 7:11 AM by jennyzhu

The entire podcast loads for me. Can you check again? Or click the play button twice, which does the trick sometimes. Read more

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On August 10 at 7:05 AM by robert2335644

Oh, it's working fine now! Rob Read more

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Posted on: What's Your Name?
On August 10 at 7:02 AM by jennyzhu

It might be a somewhat new usage (see hebertinchina's comment), but people in China definitely say "很高兴认识你"/hěn gāoxìng rènshi nǐ/Nice to meet you" no... Read more

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On August 10 at 7:02 AM by robert2335644

Hi Chinesepod, The podcast doesn't seem to be loading for me. Other lessons work fine, it's just this one won't load up. Thanks. Read more

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Posted on: Straightening Teeth
On August 10 at 6:56 AM by jennyzhu

牙垢 is the most commonly used. 'How much does it cost to see a hygienist for a routine clean?' is “常规洗牙多少钱?” /chángguī xǐyà duōshǎoqián? 常规/chá... Read more

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On August 10 at 6:56 AM by bababardwan

aw, sounds like you'll miss all the fun that way. Read more

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Posted on: Endless Summer
On August 10 at 6:54 AM by matthiask

I'm using the mobile app during commuting time and dish washing. for both it was important that the app is quick, responsive and error prove. t... Read more

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On August 10 at 6:47 AM by John

Here's some advice for anyone riding a Chinese subway system for the first time: don't ride during rush hour! Read more

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On August 10 at 6:39 AM by jennyzhu

中国的地铁很挤。/Zhōngguó de dìtiě hěn jǐ./The subway trains are packed in China.  Read more