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oh right,thanks for setting me straight mate.Did I miss a "must see"? What are the consequences of having a gumbyless upbringing? Read more
hehe,thanks....and given that his/her waist is roughly where his/her mouth is ..may be another hint at why the name is "high bow" [..and he just ke... Read more
This is especially notable when you look at Chinese transliterations of foreign words. ..ah yeah,I have noticed that.Good observations. And "s... Read more
Okay, so this is probably going to be a very sticky and controversial question, but what exactly do the presenters mean when they say that Shanghaines... Read more
On the contrary, Bababardwan, I think you're right about Chinese pinyin being more vowel-dependent than English. Pinyin is a relatively small set of w... Read more
jimijames, that's sounding somewhat yin/yang to me...was that part of it [I hope you don't mind me asking...just curious...feel free to ignore]? Read more
Thanks for that link and photo tal...really cool.Was it a good find or have you played it? If so,pray tell more about your experience. Interestingly i... Read more
Jenny used a great expression: 反过来 - fǎnguolái - conversely, the other way around http://chinesepod.com/tools/glossary/entry/反过来 Should "... Read more
I had the same question. They seem to be used in the same way. I think 看起来 is much easier to say for me so I will use that one. ^__^ 看起来 - http://c... Read more
ありがとうございます. Good point about "lean-to"; it's probably something of a stretch for a non-native English speaker--except. apparently, for you. "All... Read more