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Posted on: Anybody home?
On October 26 at 6:04 AM by ashka824

小兔子乖乖 把门儿开开 Bunny child obediently opened the door to open Chinese CULTURE Read more

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Posted on: Anybody home?
On October 26 at 5:57 AM by ousijia

@Shanpan, Children ask for 'trick' or 'treat' - and the treats are usually sweets. If people do not provide sweets then the children sometimes tric... Read more

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Posted on: Anybody home?
On October 26 at 5:41 AM by shanpan

Do anything else the children go trick or treating for? Read more

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Posted on: Even If...
On October 26 at 5:33 AM by miantiao

hey barbs, gee mate, your chinese is coming along in leaps and bounds. i just spent a few minutes trying to translate what you wrote. 哼!马语! Read more

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Posted on: Anybody home?
On October 26 at 5:28 AM by shanpan

@ousijia,@changye Thank you both. Read more

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Posted on: Anybody home?
On October 26 at 5:21 AM by adventurer

我是鬼! (wǒshìguǐ!) I am a ghost! The character for ghost is part of my Chinese name! Read more

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Posted on: Anybody home?
On October 26 at 3:56 AM by aaronposehn

Some older teenangers sometimes insist on going trick or treating as well even though they are basically too old in my opinion. Read more

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Posted on: Anybody home?
On October 26 at 3:14 AM by changye

Hi shanpan An adult who goes "trick or treating" is usually called "a burglar" in my country. Read more

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Posted on: Anybody home?
On October 26 at 3:04 AM by ousijia

@shanpan, Adults don't tend to go trick or treating, unless they are accompanying their children! It's something really that young children only do... Read more

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Posted on: Chinese Idol 2
On October 26 at 2:58 AM by lujiaojie

jianxuexi: I get a lot of support from my family. Yes, you can say: 我的家人给我很多支持。 Read more