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On November 02 at 7:58 PM by orangina

Excellent discussion 谢谢 xièxiè vs 辛苦你了 xīnkǔle! Just what I was hoping for... I will now work 辛苦你了 into my vocabulary as an over apologi... Read more

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Posted on: Varieties of Candy
On November 02 at 7:50 PM by BEBC

Jenny:   Thanks ! Another thing I've noticed is the clever way that some words  appear in the chat and explanations, and are intro... Read more

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On November 02 at 7:31 PM by darylk

None of the recent lessons' exercises are loading!! How about giving us subscribers two or three extra days on our subscription? It's a real hassle--h... Read more

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On November 02 at 7:07 PM by ouxiansheng

July: 谢谢你! Read more

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Posted on: Originally Original
On November 02 at 4:24 PM by malacca

John, there is a term of blue blood for members of the nobility. I was told that it originated in old times, when the nobles did not move  enough... Read more

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Posted on: How have you been?
On November 02 at 4:13 PM by miantiao

there appears to be subtle differences in the intended meaning of 还可以hai2ke2yi3 and 还好hai2hao3 from region to region. for example when i stayed in tai... Read more

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On November 02 at 3:47 PM by matt_c

@Bodawei so true, even in China I thank the bus driver, ols habits die hard. 谢了啊! Xièle a! Read more

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Posted on: A Startled Friend
On November 02 at 3:46 PM by matt_c

@mystic - we'll have someone change it tomorrow. But look at it this way - in picking out the mistake it meant that you won't forget it now. :) Read more

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On November 02 at 3:41 PM by bodawei

@siteng In Australia we thank the bus driver when we get off the public bus.  In China this is not expected.. :-)   Incidentally, in A... Read more

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Posted on: Originally Original
On November 02 at 3:39 PM by shi3ke4li4

Helenshen_counselor and Changye thank you for your responses.  Ma is Taiwanese and speaks fluent Japanese. Read more