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Posted on: A Day at the Races
On November 03 at 2:04 AM by lujiaojie

bababardwan: You're right. 骑师 qíshī is more common for "jockey" and 骑手 qíshǒu is "horseback rider". Read more

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On November 03 at 1:49 AM by John

Re: Exercise Problems The new exercises are hosted on their own server, and from there they interact with other parts of ChinesePod. Yesterday tha... Read more

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On November 03 at 1:45 AM by lyandra01

I think it partly depends on what time of day it is and how far you're going. My friends would always walk with me to my scooter, or the train station... Read more

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On November 03 at 1:39 AM by zhenlijiang

Hi, are lessons being released now later than they used to be (9 AM in SH)? Or is this some problem on my end? I've noticed this yesterday, and a... Read more

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On November 03 at 1:28 AM by aisini

A question on culture. How far should one go when sending people off, after they've been to one's house for dinner? Is it sufficient to just see them... Read more

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On November 03 at 1:09 AM by bababardwan

lyandra01, Thanks for your helpful insights.As I'm someone with little first hand experience : I've gotta say that I heard "xin ku ni le" quite o... Read more

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Posted on: A Day at the Races
On November 02 at 10:38 PM by bababardwan

Which term is more common for jockey,qíshī or qíshǒu [as in this lesson]? Is the former more common for jockeys in horseriding an... Read more

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Posted on: How have you been?
On November 02 at 10:31 PM by bababardwan

herbertinchina, This wasn't the lesson I was looking for,but this QW lesson: http://chinesepod.com/lessons/good-bad-and-otherwise ...may... Read more

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On November 02 at 8:38 PM by lyandra01

Okay, I'm a newbie saying "hi!" Actually, I'm not so much of a newbie--I lived in Taiwan for four years. But, now that I've left, I've found that I re... Read more

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Posted on: How have you been?
On November 02 at 8:14 PM by orangina

  miantiao, I loved your example! I think you were quoting my Nana (grandma) for your first conversation... Since this is a newbie lesson, I h... Read more