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Coffee vocabulary: http://hi.baidu.com/starbucks/blog/item/dfff1àc4dc3def9d72afcb7.html One concentrated area of coffeeshops and... Read more
Also, I was wondering how you would say a café or teashop with a terrace. You could call a patio/outdoor seating area a 露台 (lùtái) or you could ju... Read more
Useful lesson. I'm wondering, what's more common in big cities in Mainland China, 茶馆 (cháguǎn) or 咖啡馆 (kāfēiguǎn)? Oh, it looks like... Read more
I know, right? We try to keep an open mind... Read more
Thanks! I realized when I read your post, masterkrang, that I had unconsciously been tricked by the homophone "feng" despite the different charac... Read more
xiao_liang, ha. I think we could come up with a few more differences - and rather more biting - than that. Read more
Yoku, apologies I forgot this is an Elementary, should have translated. Actually short of time but it is just about how to use Tupperware containers. Read more
Hi dubyruby, 冲锋衣 are more heavy duty than windbreakers and are usually waterproof (防水) as well. A windbreaker specifically would be better translat... Read more
冲锋衣 specifically refers to those outdoors jackets which are made of synthetic materials and are usually water/wind proof, etc. (Think: North Face.) So... Read more
Hey maktubhelou, espresso = 埃斯普雷索 (āisīpǔléisuǒ) but that's a mouthful. 浓咖啡 (nóng kāfēi) works as well and is descriptive rather than being a phone... Read more