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Posted on: Describing Fear
On April 11 at 11:10 AM by light487

The fear of heights (or acrophobia) is: 恐高症 恐 kǒng afraid/frightened/to fear/ 高 gāo high/tall 症 zhèng disease/illness/ Read more

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On April 11 at 10:33 AM by darkstar94

more of these types of lessons would be cool, I suck at directions Read more

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Posted on: Describing Fear
On April 11 at 10:27 AM by darkstar94

How do you say afraid of heights?  Is this right? "我怕高度" Read more

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On April 11 at 10:21 AM by kaixin_in_tampa

Thanks Ellen! Don't see too many 啤酒肚 here in China, thankfully. Read more

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On April 11 at 10:12 AM by bodawei

My question is, where does 非常不错 fit on the scale of 'goodness'? My rough guess on some of these terms is as follows: 还可以 (just so so - and a litt... Read more

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Posted on: Old Friend
On April 11 at 9:29 AM by blapan

Hello, there is a mistake in third paragraph hai (還) in traditional version is written in simplified " 还", in the Lesson transcript the character is m... Read more

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Posted on: Old Friend
On April 11 at 9:29 AM by blapan

Hello, there is a mistake in third paragraph hai (還) in traditional version is written in simplified " 还", in the Lesson transcript the character is m... Read more

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Posted on: Meet Lily!
On April 11 at 8:50 AM by rain1988

嘿嘿,唔知呢... Read more

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On April 11 at 8:20 AM by kaixin_in_tampa

Great thread, I also didn't know. Read more

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On April 11 at 8:02 AM by go_manly

From the dialog, 非常不错 (fēicháng búcuò) sounds a bit weird to me - 'extremely not bad'. Anyway, from the Expansion sentences, what is the difference... Read more