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On February 19 at 1:46 PM by changye

Hi gesang I don't have much interest in the names of dishes I can't afford to eat, hehe. Read more

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Posted on: Slippery Ground
On February 19 at 1:44 PM by JasonSch

A personal favorite of mine is when 小心地滑 xiǎoxin dìhuá is translated as "Careful landslide". Caused quite the confusion with a friend of mine v... Read more

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On February 19 at 1:29 PM by gesang

Next one 靈芝菰棉花雞。。。mushrooms, cotton and chicken... what do I get when I order this dish? Read more

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Posted on: Slippery Ground
On February 19 at 1:29 PM by orangina

According to my roll-over, it also means to be careful because the floor is comical... (picturing hotel lobby full of banana peels.) Read more

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On February 19 at 12:58 PM by gesang

I am a menu stealer... my chinese study for today is a menu I took in a Hong Kong dimsum place...(it was o.k. ...there was a pile of copies for everyb... Read more

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On February 19 at 12:32 PM by changye

Hi yulongjian I'd like to recommend you read other people's comments more carefully before criticizing them. Otherwise, you might just end up embar... Read more

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Posted on: The Third Tone
On February 19 at 12:06 PM by helena476

Please can someone explain the difference between lái de and lái le, I am confused as to when the use of each is most appropriate. Read more

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On February 19 at 11:03 AM by Tal

呵呵,one thing about living in China, the TV programming is so poor it's not worth watching, so one ends up doing more reading and stuff. Read more

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On February 19 at 10:34 AM by JasonSch

Yeah, definitely a sitcom. Sitcoms are also 电视剧 in Chinese. You're right, we have a very TV obsessed culture! Interestingly, going back to the U.S.... Read more

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On February 19 at 10:20 AM by yulongjian

早上好,春节快乐吧! Read more