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On May 24 at 2:24 AM by JasonSch

what makes them think Chinese grammar is so difficult. I do think Chinese grammar is easier than many other languages'. (Japanese! which I've stud... Read more

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On May 24 at 2:24 AM by catherinem

Jennie, If you want to subscribe to a lesson level you have to first join a level group. In your case you will want to join the elementary group... Read more

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Posted on: Nearby Tea House
On May 24 at 2:21 AM by bababardwan

Sorry John,this is what I meant: http://www.recycle.ubc.ca/tetra-pak.jpg ..we commonly refer to them as "poppers".What do you call them? More im... Read more

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Posted on: Feelings
On May 24 at 2:16 AM by John

I like that idea! Read more

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On May 24 at 2:16 AM by John

There's also a ton of flexibility, particularly with regard to part of speech. Because changes in part of speech are not typically marked, and the lim... Read more

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Posted on: Nearby Tea House
On May 24 at 2:13 AM by John

Both cold/in a can, as well as the instant stuff. (Is that what a "tetra pak" is? I don't know this term...) Read more

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On May 24 at 2:12 AM by lujiaojie

You're right. But 没想到 is more common. 没意识到 is formal. Read more

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On May 24 at 2:00 AM by ji_li

Hi, how do you call the "housework fairies" mentioned by Jenny in Chinese? And would you have a link to the corresponding tale in Chinese?... Read more

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Posted on: I'm Not Here
On May 24 at 1:53 AM by connie

For "telephone greeting", 喂 is pronounced as wéi. Read more

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Posted on: Feelings
On May 24 at 1:51 AM by changye

Hi bababardwan > I've noticed about Chinese is that it can sometimes be less obvious when a persons name is being used. This is very true. I ha... Read more