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Posted on: Chinese Fruits
On July 12 at 5:56 AM by go_manly

It sounds like a clear 2nd tone to me. Read more

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Posted on: Chinese Fruits
On July 12 at 5:50 AM by cowenparkseattle

In the fourth line of the dialog, it sounds like Speaker   B says tian4 -- fourth tone instead of second tone.  This is on the full dia... Read more

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Posted on: Whatever...
On July 12 at 5:10 AM by xiaophil

You can go to dict.cn as well, but actually, I consider it my second choice next to nciku. Read more

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Posted on: Whatever...
On July 12 at 4:54 AM by hebertinchina

chanelle77, Thanks for the http://www.nciku.com/ website. Its easy to find words. You can straight up type in pinyin, and some of the sentence e... Read more

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Posted on: World Cup Talk
On July 12 at 4:53 AM by John

Ha ha... I guess I'll take that as a compliment? Read more

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On July 12 at 4:46 AM by John

Cool! I will "see you" on that lesson, then... Read more

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On July 12 at 4:45 AM by John

Thanks! Read more

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Posted on: Feeling Nauseous
On July 12 at 4:38 AM by byronmeinerth

Yes, it should. I'm surprised that there's such prevalent confusion over the difference between these two. The suffix -eous means the same as -ous and... Read more

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On July 12 at 4:28 AM by xiaophil

"Old son no crisp!" We can all understand that, right?? Read more

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On July 12 at 4:24 AM by JasonSch

Ha! I learned it in, 老子饿了！And proceeded to overuse it. :) 要想怎么把那句话翻成英文的话，我也很不爽！ Read more