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On June 28 at 6:27 AM by mikeinewshot

How do you say informally - The world cup is going to be in South Africa? (jiang was used formally) Read more

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Posted on: An Unplanned Tan
On June 28 at 6:08 AM by bodawei

How do Chinese (or Japanese) people get enough Vitamin D?   Australia is reputed to have the highest incidence of skin cancer in the world, all... Read more

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Posted on: Summer Visitors
On June 28 at 5:40 AM by jennyzhu

Hi JohnS, Good to see you back! Nice new avatar. Read more

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Posted on: An Unplanned Tan
On June 28 at 5:37 AM by zhenlijiang

Faded--haha yes thank goodness. Once in a while I'll still see hardcore hangers-on. And yes having a fair unfreckled complexion is a desirable attribu... Read more

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Posted on: World Cup Talk
On June 28 at 4:06 AM by longfei

阿根廷加油！ Read more

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On June 28 at 4:06 AM by John

To add to Dan's answer... You're more likely to use 要 when talking about plans, for example, if someone asks you, 暑假你打算做什么？ Then it would be very n... Read more

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Posted on: World Cup Talk
On June 28 at 4:02 AM by matthiask

告诉了你们 :) Read more

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On June 28 at 4:00 AM by John

Ha ha, looks like we were both partially right... :) Read more

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Posted on: An Unplanned Tan
On June 28 at 3:59 AM by zhenlijiang

Yes there was that "forgot sth. at someplace" VS. "left sth. at someplace" (I say both) debate. Oh I guess people sometimes can talk like that, but... Read more

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Posted on: An Unplanned Tan
On June 28 at 3:59 AM by John

Ha ha, yes, that's who I was talking about! I used to see that ganguro look a lot in Japan, but I haven't been there in about 5 years. Has this tren... Read more