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On April 11 at 4:56 AM by bodawei

Hi Channelle I am surprised that 把 as a MW for a bunch of flowers is not in your dictionary - it is in my little old Oxford Concise, and in my elec... Read more

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Posted on: Describing Fear
On April 11 at 4:56 AM by JasonSch

Hey light, 出发 is more like 'to set out'. It can mean set out for a battle/an adventure, but also just to set out for the day. For example, 你每天几点出发？... Read more

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On April 11 at 4:51 AM by bababardwan

hilarious;I love the way you put things;thanks mate. Read more

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On April 11 at 4:49 AM by bodawei

I think just 假花 jiǎhuā would be understood (but I am not sure that this is the most common expression - I will have to ask). There is no real negativ... Read more

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On April 11 at 4:47 AM by bababardwan

bodawei, mate I took it to mean that she thought CPod students speaking [tones /pronunciation] was better because we had listened to so many podcas... Read more

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Posted on: Las Vegas
On April 11 at 4:44 AM by kaorou

几年以前我跟我最好的朋友从我老家，克利夫兰市，开一辆卡车到拉斯维加斯市。到那边的时候我们都说：“一赌博一次，然后就跑去！”（因为觉得都是赌鬼。）但是赌了一次后，服务员轻轻地问，“要给你喝什么？” 突然我听我自己说，“一杯威士忌，好吧。&rd... Read more

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On April 11 at 4:41 AM by changye

Hi light487 “拔” is "to pull out", but neither "pull down" nor "push up". Here is a good example of the usage of “拔”. 拔萝卜 (to pull a radish out... Read more

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On April 11 at 4:39 AM by bodawei

I am curious about Echo's comments comparing 'traditional' (ie. classroom) teaching and ChinesePod - she names 'speaking' as one of the advantages wit... Read more

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Posted on: The Super Bowl
On April 11 at 4:36 AM by go_manly

I keep forgetting I have Perapera-kun. I'll try to use it more in the future. Read more

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On April 11 at 4:33 AM by go_manly

This is just how I find Jenny's chat in the Intermediate podcasts - I recognised some of the vocabulary. Read more