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Posted on: Nearby Tea House
On May 19 at 10:56 AM by maktubhelou

Thanks. Any idea which one is more common or widely understood? (埃斯普雷索 (āisīpǔléisuǒ) or 浓咖啡 (nóng kāfēi)? Read more

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Posted on: Nearby Tea House
On May 19 at 10:55 AM by maktubhelou

Really?! Nescafe is a life-saver? That's... kinda scary. I might have to bring a few bags of real European coffee before heading to China, ha. Read more

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Posted on: Nearby Tea House
On May 19 at 10:53 AM by maktubhelou

Thanks. Now this, this is what I call a good response! :-) Fantastic! And, to quote a previous idiom Jenny used, I'm going to be all over this lesson... Read more

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On May 19 at 9:59 AM by suansuanru

you mean吧? if use 吧,you can say: 让我们过一个愉快的周末吧!here 过 means "spend". 让我们有 is wrong. Read more

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Posted on: Due This Week
On May 19 at 9:04 AM by minna.xiao

Thank you, i learn a lot! Read more

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On May 19 at 8:52 AM by badmixer

Hello, very interesting lesson. What about the use of 现实to indicate 'real'? Cheers Read more

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Posted on: Taxi to the Airport
On May 19 at 8:19 AM by chenjiamin

大家好,很高兴认识各位 Read more

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Posted on: Nearby Tea House
On May 19 at 8:10 AM by changye

Hi zhong_bide Nescafe is still "a life saver" for me here in a small city in northeast China, but I admit the situation has been (very) gradually i... Read more

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Posted on: Nearby Tea House
On May 19 at 7:52 AM by zhong_bide

Unless it has changed in the last few years, China has very few decent coffee shops.  Starbucks is awful, and expensive.  But at least you... Read more

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Posted on: Nearby Tea House
On May 19 at 7:42 AM by jennyzhu

Many high-end tea houses in Shanghai are done like a traditional Chinese house. You will find traditional  furniture inside with a mini... Read more