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Posted on: A Startled Friend
On November 02 at 3:33 PM by abelle

I finally got to this lesson, but I see the he4si3 and xia4si3 issue hasn't been fixed.  It's confusing for this poor Newbie to hear a different... Read more

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On November 02 at 3:18 PM by si1teng2

tal , I recall a lesson on the use of 謝謝 in China, in which Jenny said that Chinese people think that foreigners express thanks far too often,... Read more

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On November 02 at 2:40 PM by duantuideguaiwu

沈总 raped a virgin?  Holy crap, chinesepod is pushing the envelope! Read more

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Posted on: How have you been?
On November 02 at 2:01 PM by changye

Hi hebertinchina Both "还可以" (hai2ke3yi3) and "还好" (hai2hao3) means "OK", or more exactly, they connote "not so bad". The two phrases are basically i... Read more

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On November 02 at 1:29 PM by jackfrombelgium

Hi, Exercices don't load. Jack Read more

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On November 02 at 1:06 PM by WillBuckingham

Hello, folks. Anybody else having trouble with the exercises loading for this lesson? Read more

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On November 02 at 12:57 PM by chanelle77

The exercises of this lesson do not load (for me). Only get a blank area in that exercise tab.Anyohne else experiencing this? Rest seems fine. Less... Read more

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On November 02 at 12:48 PM by bodawei

@matt,tal,john Thanks for the further enlightenment on 辛苦了 xīnkǔ le etc.  I know I've got lots to learn about the cultural subtleties. &n... Read more

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Posted on: Anybody home?
On November 02 at 11:46 AM by changye

Hi mudphud Honestly, the authentic etymology of the character "怕" is just dull and uninteresting. I think your mnemonic/etymology is much more plaus... Read more

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Posted on: A Day at the Races
On November 02 at 11:37 AM by bababardwan

Belated 多谢 changye for explaining 骑 qí vs jì.I was also wondering about it but thought I'd better check before asking if it was answered... Read more