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On November 23 at 4:50 AM by tvan

@aylish, I haven't run across a good radical book, but it's a big world, so there's probably one out there that I haven't run into... maybe someone el... Read more

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On November 23 at 4:48 AM by bababardwan

I agree with changye.That's what I took it to mean.I didn't think he was making any reference to his time before Guangzhou at all. Read more

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Posted on: Requesting a Raise
On November 23 at 4:44 AM by svik

The exercises are missing for this lesson. (It's a really old one.  Jenny says some funny things.) Read more

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On November 23 at 4:23 AM by changye

Hi paulinurus "什么苦没吃过" doesn't mean (or not necessarily implies) "I have never suffered before I ran off to Guangzhou". The Chinese sentence si... Read more

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Posted on: Playing Wii
On November 23 at 4:21 AM by DavidXuzhou

matt, AVG=Adventure game, 冒险游戏 /mao4 xian3 you2 xi4。Like "Resident Evil" 生化危机 /sheng1 hua4 wei1 ji1, or "Tomb Raider" 古墓丽影 /gu3 mu4 li4 ying3。... Read more

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Posted on: How have you been?
On November 23 at 4:21 AM by dan_in_alberta

I don't mean to be picky, but maybe some native Chinese speakers would be interested in this. In the lesson transcript (pdf file), 还可以  ... Read more

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On November 23 at 4:02 AM by paulinurus

I think a translation should be as close as possible to the way the Chinese text was written. In the sentence 想当年独闯广州,什么苦没吃过, the essence... Read more

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Posted on: How's the weather?
On November 23 at 3:57 AM by ousijia

Newbies, 在 你们 的 国家 今天 天气 怎么样? zài nǐ​men ​de ​guó​jiā​, jīn​tiān​ tiān​qì​ zěn​me​yàng​? What is the weather like today in your coun... Read more

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Posted on: Playing Wii
On November 23 at 3:54 AM by matt_c

我比较喜欢赛车游戏,和 adventure games. wǒ bǐjiào xǐhuān sàichē yóuxì hé adventure yóuxì I like (car) raci... Read more

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Posted on: Rise and Shine!
On November 23 at 3:53 AM by ousijia

Newbies 你 几点 起床 ? nǐ​ jǐ​diǎn ​qǐ​chuáng​? What time do you get up? Read more