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Posted on: An Unplanned Tan
On June 30 at 9:50 AM by xiaophil

Yes, but in this case there is no adjective form of burn, therefore we must default at the passive verb construction of burnt/burned. Read more

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On June 30 at 9:48 AM by xiao_liang

Is there an office sweepstake in Chinesepod? Or is that sort of thing frowned upon? :-p Read more

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Posted on: An Unplanned Tan
On June 30 at 9:47 AM by danchao

Wow, I must give Gansu a visit sometime. Read more

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Posted on: An Unplanned Tan
On June 30 at 9:44 AM by suxiaoya

In British English, we'd also say: "get a tan" or "where did you get such a good tan?". This treats it as a noun, so there's clearly all kinds of ways... Read more

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On June 30 at 9:41 AM by xiao_liang

Whatever happened to Rebecca. She's in so many of these older podcasts, she's practically Amber's co-host!  Did she stay in China, go back to A... Read more

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On June 30 at 9:34 AM by danchao

Yeah, I say xìnxí,, and my parents are from Taiwan. Didn't realize there was that discrepancy. Read more

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On June 30 at 9:23 AM by jen_not_jenny

Doesn't look like my pox is working. Sigh. Read more

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Posted on: An Unplanned Tan
On June 30 at 9:22 AM by xiao_liang

No, but you would say "where did you get so burned?" or "burnt"... right? Read more

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Posted on: An Unplanned Tan
On June 30 at 9:18 AM by xiaophil

Do I dare jump in... eeeeerrrrrrr.... okay, can't resist. I think tan is okay here because it could be interpreted as an adjective, and it wouldn... Read more

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Posted on: An Unplanned Tan
On June 30 at 9:15 AM by xiao_liang

Can't we just all agree that American English is an abomination, and go back to English English? It would certainly make it easier for me ;-) Read more