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On May 12 at 4:36 AM by jjinfrance

In Taiwan, we have a kind of cold noodles called 凉面. One CPod user alwingate translated it as Sesame Sauce noodles. Unlike the Korean or Thai cold no... Read more

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Posted on: Blown Fuse
On May 12 at 4:23 AM by changye

Not so fashionable except for Hello Kitty! Read more

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On May 12 at 4:21 AM by darkstar94

should zhēngqián be zhèngqián in the simplified expansion sentences? Read more

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On May 12 at 4:14 AM by robynlin37

Yes love food especially in Taiwan, hmm but disspapointed there was no vocabulary on this one.  I am certainly not the brightest and i probably w... Read more

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Posted on: Blown Fuse
On May 12 at 4:12 AM by jen_not_jenny

Haha...just this morning my (male, middle-aged) neighbor got into the elevator in plaid pyjamas and Hello Kitty slippers!! Read more

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On May 12 at 4:08 AM by toonzer

From the looks of its one-piece bathing suit, I suspect it's a female. Even the most euro-styles mankinis don't have laces. Whatever it's gender,... Read more

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Posted on: Blown Fuse
On May 12 at 4:07 AM by changye

Hi catherinem > in pajamas That's no problem because you're in Shanghai, but I don't know about towels. Read more

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Posted on: Blown Fuse
On May 12 at 4:02 AM by JasonSch

Hey pretzellogic, This lesson specifically discusses fuses. A fuse box is a 保险丝盒 and a circuit breaker is a, 断路器. So, if you want to say 'the c... Read more

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Posted on: Blown Fuse
On May 12 at 3:49 AM by catherinem

That's how my building is too. No pranks as of yet... just some embarrassing trips down to the stairwell landing in pajamas/towels etc. Read more

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Posted on: Blown Fuse
On May 12 at 3:45 AM by JasonSch

circuit breaker = 断路器 (Fuses are still pretty common in older Chinese buildings.) Read more