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On January 15 at 4:52 AM by jennyzhu

Some people in Taiwan call it 滑鼠/hua2 shu3, which literally means a sliding mouse. Read more

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On January 15 at 4:08 AM by jedda

thank you. Read more

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On January 15 at 3:13 AM by xindi

Love this lesson! Read more

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Posted on: Jewish Holiday
On January 15 at 3:07 AM by Tal

It's my understanding that the Hebrew language is written without vowels, and that when reading it one has to figure out from context what the vowel s... Read more

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On January 15 at 2:55 AM by carl89

do people Chinese people use a different word for "mouse" in Taiwan? Read more

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On January 15 at 2:55 AM by bodawei

The scholars did a good job as you say, but the pictures created by the traditional forms are even better! I particularly like the 災 character; the w... Read more

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On January 15 at 2:48 AM by pretzellogic

It's cool that cpod is adding technology lessons. I recall that much of the tech dialog in this lesson (internet, websites, mouse, "computer froze") h... Read more

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On January 15 at 2:32 AM by changye

Hi li4wei3 and bodawei Yeah, the shapes of the two characters "灭" and "灾" really make sense. Chinese scholars did a very good job when they created... Read more

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On January 15 at 2:31 AM by changye

mispost, deleted Read more

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On January 15 at 1:34 AM by bababardwan

"Oh no! I just had a scary thought!"..hehe,yeah..and tal did tell me his grandfather was a mǐěrkèmàn[hmm;why transliterate?..couldn't they have just h... Read more