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thongs have been Australias iconic footwear for many years now [since the Melbourne Olympics in 1956 I believe when the swimmers wore them]. This icon... Read more
You can't feed the world like that. All this "organic" stuff is just for the few rich people who can afford it. The sustainable and feasible only w... Read more
Underneath the lesson picture, click on the little bit of text until it says "bookmarked" Read more
The chinese shoes somehow have sizes inbetween the official size like 42 1/4 etc...so it´s a special version of the european shoe size system ;-... Read more
I accidentally 'removed' this lesson instead of marking this as studied. Now, I cannot fix this, can someone help me? Read more
Hello John ! wow i admire you !!! i'm new here and am going to china next week ! you and jenny are doing such a great job ! i've been learning... Read more
Is the new learner a native speaker of English? I noticed that he said, "Can you show us what's the difference between. . . second and third tone?" Co... Read more
Hi Changye, For the planet, the good balance between intensive agriculture and organic agriculture is called sustainable agriculture ( 可持续农业 ?).... Read more
I think there is a distinction to be drawn between the common bikini bottom and a thong. A thong is much closer to a g string,so there's very little m... Read more