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On February 24 at 5:32 PM by chris1

OK.  One more question for the C-pod crew.  If 你好 is not an acceptable greeting then why do you continue to put it in your lessons?  Ch... Read more

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Posted on: 古怪食物
On February 24 at 5:27 PM by jloo

谢谢connie。特别高兴看你和你的同事们都从过春节回来了。希望你的假日过得非常好，过得很热闹的。谢谢解决了我的问题。 Read more

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Posted on: Future Plans
On February 24 at 5:23 PM by shi3ke4li4

课好极了! 可不可以 说, "我刚毕业了." Read more

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Posted on: I Got Married
On February 24 at 5:17 PM by granville1130bu

Xie4 xie ni3 Connie Seems like the ni3 shi4 na3 nian2 jie2 hun de? is asking about the year in which you were married, not how how you were whe... Read more

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Posted on: Buying a Shirt
On February 24 at 5:09 PM by BEBC

A word of caution to the uninitiated : "my old man" also refers to a certain appendage (when spoken of by the owner of said appendage ) Gir... Read more

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Posted on: Buying a Shirt
On February 24 at 4:55 PM by frances

English learners should be aware that the expression "my old man" can, in English, mean either "my father" or "my husband". Women should be very c... Read more

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On February 24 at 4:55 PM by matthewrudy

《位》（wei4）［measure word for people］is very useful，thanks。 Beats saying ”yi ge ren” all the time。 Are there any other measure words for... Read more

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Posted on: 郑和七下西洋
On February 24 at 4:45 PM by simonpettersson

Oh, sorry, Xiaophil; I don't read the comments in Mandarin. Regarding the Native Americans, I think it's fairly well established that they came from S... Read more

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Posted on: 世界末日？
On February 24 at 4:27 PM by hugorestall

寺院里起火 -- 妙哉！（庙灾） Read more

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On February 24 at 4:10 PM by jackfrombelgium

Hi, When I 'speak' with Chinese people here in Belgium I very often hear them say "zai jian" without pronouncing the n. Jack Read more