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Posted on: Buying a Bike
On October 21 at 3:45 AM by orangina

@ bodawei, I think carlos-in-irvine,china means this kind of helmet. Rather impractical for a bicycle in my opinion. Read more

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Posted on: Buying a Bike
On October 21 at 3:36 AM by bodawei

Carlos  So it is Carlos-in-China, not Carlos-in-Irvine?   Wenjong Thanks for your comments on helmets.  If regulations for bic... Read more

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On October 21 at 3:31 AM by isiz3245

I like this one!! well done! Read more

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Posted on: Holding a Meeting
On October 21 at 3:14 AM by pretzellogic

now that i've listen to the dialogue about a hundred times, and the lesson about 10 times, I take back my previous comment. nevermind. Read more

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On October 21 at 3:12 AM by simonpettersson

Hi zhenlijiang, what about country names? When you're going to Paris (which I assume you pronounce like the French do), do you also say you're goin... Read more

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On October 21 at 3:05 AM by bodawei

Hi Changye I understand that if you choose to transliterate an English name in Chinese that you will end up with more syllables than in English. &n... Read more

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On October 21 at 1:48 AM by zhenlijiang

(how did Turn Right, Turn Left turn into this discussion--?) I am pretty pretentious I suppose. I like to attempt the authentic pronunciation f... Read more

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Posted on: Buying a Bike
On October 21 at 1:25 AM by ousijia

@Carlos_in_irvine, Brakes in Chinese is 刹车 sha1che1. It can also mean to stop or to brake. Read more

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On October 21 at 12:14 AM by baolinna27

Hola Liliana! ¿Cómo estás? How are you? From which city are you?  I am in Mexico City in the south part.  Pret... Read more

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Posted on: Buying a Bike
On October 20 at 11:32 PM by kaixin_in_tampa

How do we say bicycle brakes? Someone mentioned to me to make sure and buy a bike with *good* brakes. Read more