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Posted on: Separable Verbs
On August 10 at 6:37 AM by simonpettersson

I bow to your superior understanding, Changye, and Google agrees with you. I have learned something today! I don't understand why, though. Read more

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Posted on: Chinese Fruits
On August 10 at 6:35 AM by bababardwan

hehe, yeah suansuanru, I loved that comment too. our ramblings on this topic are kind of weird. ..hehe, excellent.. the best kind of ramblin... Read more

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Posted on: Separable Verbs
On August 10 at 6:23 AM by connie

First If the object has many variations, like 中文,英文..., it's okay to use the "subject-object-verb-adjective" construction. 舞 can be changed to 拉... Read more

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Posted on: Chinese Fruits
On August 10 at 6:12 AM by suansuanru

What is really cool is that from 娘 to 娘娘 you can go from mere girl to actual goddess. :) haha and 娘 can also means "mother"in ancient times. Read more

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Posted on: 4S Dealership
On August 10 at 6:07 AM by bababardwan

哈哈大笑。。。多谢Bill Read more

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Posted on: 4S Dealership
On August 10 at 5:55 AM by bill

Well, I can sympathize with you but you are definitely fighting a losing battle. You'll find that the English technical language and in particular com... Read more

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Posted on: Straightening Teeth
On August 10 at 5:48 AM by davidinniujin

Thanks guys. So mnay words for plaque...!!! what is the one most commonly used I wonder? Mouthwash I found out is shu4kou3shui3 漱口水。I'd still like to... Read more

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On August 10 at 4:43 AM by bodawei

According to Wikipaedia China currently has metros operating in 11 cities; the 12th metro (Chengdu) will commence 1 October 2010, in about seven weeks... Read more

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On August 10 at 4:21 AM by xijunw

Though I'm a Chinese following EnglishPod, I found that ChinesePod is also interesting, and helpful for English. Thanks! Read more

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Posted on: Chinese Fruits
On August 10 at 3:57 AM by bodawei

I'm not sure about your 娘 break down in fact - 姑娘 is I think more formal than 娘. I think 娘 by itself does actually denote 'young woman', at least in... Read more