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On June 30 at 10:41 AM by kimiik

Actually, all the points in red on the map show places that use 健行 in their name and all the places under those letters (A, B, C, D, etc...) have the... Read more

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On June 30 at 10:32 AM by xiao_liang

That's really interesting, thanks for doing this gomanly. Am I right in thinking you're the one who produced the big list of Elementary vocabulary fro... Read more

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On June 30 at 10:31 AM by dunderklumpen

I think it's interesting that the word for picking up (jie1) a person is the same as the one for answering (jie1) the phone. http://www.nciku.co... Read more

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On June 30 at 10:18 AM by xiaophil

I hate it when I write a sentence incorrectly when trying to promote American English. Don't worry. I fixed it. You can go back to your awesome or... Read more

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On June 30 at 10:09 AM by suxiaoya

haha, can't argue with that (I would rather the word "refined", though, yes!) :-) Read more

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On June 30 at 10:04 AM by xiao_liang

Sarah, he's calling us vulgar! Get him! ;) Read more

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On June 30 at 10:02 AM by go_manly

Here is 'some' of Jenny's vocabulary from the podcast. It includes vocabulary from the dialog itself which, for whatever reason, was not included in... Read more

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On June 30 at 10:01 AM by maktubhelou

Fully aware that that was a joke, I'd like to point out that languages tend to change faster over time at their main cultural centres, whereas periphe... Read more

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On June 30 at 9:58 AM by mark

There is a lesson that names the planets. Its particular distraction is a rather lame guy is trying to get a young woman to go look at the stars with... Read more

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On June 30 at 9:54 AM by xiaophil

I agree. It is fun sticking up for my way of speaking things. And I am glad English has so many varieties. Without the contrast, American English w... Read more