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Hi changye, Yes, I understand. That what I meant by 换ing the leaves... It is a very silly image and clearly absurd, so that will help me remember i... Read more
I don't have many guests who visit me here in China, so I rarely use words such as 接人 (jie1ren2, pick up someone) and 送人 (song4ren2, see/send off... Read more
Hi orangina The character "换" connotes rather differently from 变/改. It only means "replace/exchange" but not "change" in the sense of "transform/alt... Read more
Para cuando el Chinesepod en español,equipo?:-) Read more
@go_manly, Thank you for pointing these faults out. I have now passed them on to the technical team who will fix them as soon as possible. Read more
The act of 接/jie1/ pick someone up and 送/song4/see someone off is a very important etiquette in China. Even when you visit relatives or friends... Read more
@charris9, thank you! We'll fix that as soon as possible! 我喉咙痛。I got a sore throat. I've got an itchy and sore throat. I cough a lot. 我喉咙又痛又痒。我... Read more
@ sfrrr - We'll be in touch very shortly. Read more
being a kindergarden teacher i always love hearing young kids say 'i like ' in chinese...they always really stress this word and it sounds like xiiii... Read more
辛苦你了/xin1 ku3 ni3 le/ is probably the most useful line in this dialogue. It will get you a long way in China. Read more