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On September 02 at 3:03 PM by carlobrandizzi

can someone tell me about the difference between 有意思 and 好意思 ?? Read more

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On September 02 at 3:02 PM by matt_c

@paulinurus Can you please be more specific, what do you mean by online transcript? The downloadable PDF that can also be opened in another browser ta... Read more

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On September 02 at 2:45 PM by mikenotinjubei

Jenny,  Perhaps studying Grammar in English partly depends on ones age and school. I went to Catholic Grade School and besides spending a few... Read more

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On September 02 at 2:43 PM by matt_c

@jennyzhu @yarmoski LOL I've been singing that to my self all day, "你喜欢吃豆腐吗?喜欢,喜欢!" "Nǐ xǐhuān chī dòufu ma? Xǐhuān, xǐhuān!" Read more

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On September 02 at 1:29 PM by lcszhongwen

The English expression: "Have you met him/her before?"  Is it same as the Chinese way of saying: "ni3 ren3shi ta1 ma?" or "ni3 yi3qian2 kan4... Read more

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On September 02 at 12:38 PM by calicartel

Thanks Connie! I was particularly interested in these expansion sentences because of the not-so-familiar voice. I'm wondering whether other poddies... Read more

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On September 02 at 12:37 PM by chonglang

When I go out i hear the phrase 有意思 to me it almost seems over used. But that is no problem. I understand them. Read more

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On September 02 at 12:17 PM by Tal

Actually it is quite acceptable to use the pronoun 我 or 他/她 in front of 听说 . Then it means something like: I've heard or He's heard . e.g. 我听说你有... Read more

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On September 02 at 11:54 AM by li4wei3

It's not really a verb. 听说 is a fixed expression so you never see a pronoun with it. It's just one of those idioms you need to learn as a single chunk... Read more

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On September 02 at 11:36 AM by hazelreid

Is 听说 a verb in the the sense of putting pronouns in front? The translation confuses me a bit because in English it was translated as I have heard whi... Read more