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On June 13 at 3:25 PM by JasonSch

Hmm... Although 见过 is sometimes translated as 'to see' (especially objects/places), usually with people, and in this context, I'm pretty sure 'meet... Read more

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On June 13 at 3:21 PM by xiaophil

I'm really surprised that there was no mention of 算得上 and 算不上 . Read more

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Posted on: Gone Fishing
On June 13 at 2:51 PM by dunderklumpen

No, sorry, I still don't get it. Is it important that the fish doesn't like the carrots? Would it still be funny if a bird (who loves to eat worms) us... Read more

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On June 13 at 2:42 PM by xiaophil

I just found out the meaning (warning, mature content): http://onlineslangdictionary.com/definition+of/root That indeed must be fun for you guys... Read more

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On June 13 at 2:09 PM by zhenlijiang

Ah OK I'm a bit of a blockhead Bodawei; didn't get that obviously. Thanks for your patience. Still don't get the meaning of that term (no worries, I c... Read more

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On June 13 at 1:48 PM by herb1963

Wow, maybe I should try different varieties of zongzi.  The one above looks good.  I'm familiar with zongzi while travel many miles along th... Read more

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On June 13 at 1:22 PM by guest

bababardwan, you have way to much time on your hand. your constant promotion of CP and agreement of everything done there e.g.'Just want to tha... Read more

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On June 13 at 1:13 PM by bodawei

Precision in most fields is overrated. I appreciate its value in say heart-valve surgery, but in learning Chinese not so much. Read more

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On June 13 at 12:48 PM by calicartel

That's what I tought, but "to meet someone" is definitely more than to "catch sight of someone". I think this kind of imprecisions is a weak point of... Read more

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Posted on: Insecticide
On June 13 at 12:43 PM by calicartel

I have problems understanding the English of the expansions with this new reader. I end up working from the Chinese to reconstruct the English. Read more