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Posted on: Scary News
On October 25 at 10:37 AM by huai_houzi

When's the meeting in Beijing? :) Read more

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On October 25 at 10:07 AM by sebire

I've heard some people call them "Big Aunt" or "Little Aunt", so for instance, if it's your mother's sister, and she is eldest, she is 大姨, and the you... Read more

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Posted on: Adoption
On October 25 at 9:58 AM by go_manly

And out-of-date English first names! Read more

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On October 25 at 9:48 AM by lynnx

Hi,kongjingying, “气死我了” 不是更简练吗?某人或者是某件事情让我很生气时可以这么说。 例如: 气死我了!等了十分钟公交车还不来!   可以说“某人把我气死了”,(somebody make m... Read more

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On October 25 at 9:44 AM by pretzellogic

Thanks, changye. so all the uncles on your mother's are called the same thing (the mother's brothers, that is), or if your mother had 11 brothers, you... Read more

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Posted on: Even If...
On October 25 at 9:39 AM by bababardwan

如果你是一个口技表演着,就你会说马语。 Read more

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On October 25 at 9:15 AM by kongjingying

Hey, thanks for the lesson! I've seen uncounted numbers of people playing this game at hotel desks, convenience marts, electronics shops- you name it.... Read more

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Posted on: Even If...
On October 25 at 9:06 AM by bababardwan

nah mate.I spy the problem you're referring to.You just need to 回头: 那,那个更好。现在你说什么,就我们可以叫你一个文学家 不过,除非你脱奈德凯利的头盔,你会听起来 鸟语 奈德语 等一下,就算你脱奈德凯利的头盔... Read more

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On October 25 at 8:15 AM by changye

Hi pretzellogic "父" (fu4) and "夫" (fu1) are used for a man on either side of the family. "父" is used in the sense of "uncle", and "夫" in the sense o... Read more

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On October 25 at 7:31 AM by pretzellogic

so is the naming convention using fu for the second character to mean a man on either side of the family, or is fu for the father's side relatives? Read more