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On March 05 at 6:12 AM by changye

Hi zhenlijiang Is "turned down" a serious phrase? I (groundlessly) thought it would be less "heavy" than "rejected/refused" .... “被拒绝” seems to be... Read more

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On March 05 at 5:57 AM by lilac_counselor

唉呀妈呀，这满嘴东北大碴子味~~够夸张，够讽刺！ Read more

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On March 05 at 5:56 AM by bababardwan

hehe,you're too polite lili...I was just kidding around,wo buhaoyisi. :) Read more

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On March 05 at 5:53 AM by bababardwan

I'd be interested to see the data on fireworks related trauma in China.I can still remember as a kid fireworks here [on Guy Falkes Night...I loved tha... Read more

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On March 05 at 5:45 AM by sebastiancheng

我覺得 我的鞋破了，總是進水。 會比較好一點 因為漏水是用在那種本身的物體是有含水的 比方說 馬桶漏水 水壺漏水 鞋子本身沒有水，所以不會漏水。 Read more

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On March 05 at 5:38 AM by JasonSch

When used like this (晕死我了，我晕) 晕 is used to describe a lot of things. Among them are shock, surprise, exhaustion and frustration. I think it's best to... Read more

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On March 05 at 5:33 AM by sebastiancheng

I think "dizzy" is more appropriate for explaining to 晕. "My mind is blown" is like "我头要爆炸了". Read more

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On March 05 at 5:18 AM by Tal

Ha ha, don't hold your breath! Chinese people never indulge in such lewd talk. Really! ;) Certainly CPod won't be featuring it, they've been on t... Read more

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On March 05 at 5:06 AM by bodawei

Fireworks may be the thing that is most difficult to appreciate without visiting China and experiencing it first-hand. Particularly as in the West fi... Read more

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On March 05 at 4:44 AM by weibwo

huan9: That is a blood Glucose monitor for testing blood glucose levels in the photo.  I have 糖尿病 tang2niao4bing4  and use one 4 tim... Read more