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Posted on: Where are you from?
On February 11 at 12:14 PM by helena476

Apologies if the answer to this question is completely obvious, but how do I write characters in the Dictation section of the exercises? There is no c... Read more

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Posted on: 考试制度
On February 11 at 12:11 PM by peterleon74

在韩国学生们从小开始准备上 学业能力倾向测试 , 花很多时间和精力也受到很多压力,但是上大学以后大部分的学生就停止读书,因为对将来的事业,最重要的因素就是从那个大学毕业,而不是成绩或者另外的能力。我听说在中国和日本也是这样。是对的马? Read more

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Posted on: 1949
On February 11 at 12:00 PM by shanghai_helios

Good lesson from the early days and useful vocab, but maybe it's time to replace it with a new one and make a couple of corrections. The lesson says... Read more

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Posted on: Wrapping a Gift
On February 11 at 10:46 AM by mattahmet

I've found that the older lessons are relatively harder than the more recently released lessons. I'd suggest going back in the archives and doing the... Read more

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On February 11 at 10:31 AM by jennyzhu

呆/dāi and 待/dāi both mean to 'stay'. But 待/dāi also implies to wait during the stay, e.g. 待一会儿/dāi yīhuǐer /to wait(stay) for a bit. In this case, you... Read more

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On February 11 at 9:54 AM by mankos

I have a question about the character 呆 (dai). I thought the Chinese characterfor "stay" , in this type of context, is 待(same pronunciation). Are thes... Read more

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Posted on: 考试制度
On February 11 at 9:24 AM by wangpingliquan

I consider myself to belong also to the "voluntarily TOO RELAXED" club. But I just recently came to know that the "relaxed-education" generation is ma... Read more

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On February 11 at 7:53 AM by John

I can't wait to go to my own 老家 (lǎojiā) for 春节 (Chūnjié) this year! :D Read more

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Posted on: 考试制度
On February 11 at 7:40 AM by changye

Although I belong to the generation before "relaxed education" in Japan, I must confess that I was "voluntarily" TOO RELAXED at school, hehe. It's to... Read more

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On February 11 at 7:30 AM by nderrett

shenbian was one of the first Chinese terms I ever learned, because when I moved to Singapore, my company gave me a Nokia phone and this song was inst... Read more