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Posted on: Where Did You Go?
On September 01 at 10:26 PM by jimijames

Gentlemen, Learn this lesson! If you are interested in geniune relationship committment and if yourself get into this type of forceful questionin... Read more

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Posted on: A Mouse Upstairs
On September 01 at 9:27 PM by light487

So.. 还我怕 hai wo pa - would be probably better since I am saying that "even though you insist that there is no pain 'I am still scared'" ?   Read more

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On September 01 at 9:16 PM by jimijames

In Beijing, 饭店 is oftern used to describe a hotel. Eg. 北京饭店 Beijing Hotel. Especially giving directions to taxi drivers. I always found it best to use... Read more

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Posted on: 智能手机
On September 01 at 6:10 PM by ouxiansheng

@shenyajin，谢谢你！            _        _.;_  '-._    ... Read more

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Posted on: Christmas
On September 01 at 5:17 PM by stanimal

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Posted on: Discussing Work
On September 01 at 5:12 PM by stanimal

Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; m... Read more

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Posted on: Tai Chi
On September 01 at 4:37 PM by matt_c

@zhenlijiang ah I've been experiencing weird net connection all day, mostly problems accessing Googles various services. @Bababardwan The translati... Read more

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On September 01 at 4:19 PM by bill

It's interesting that here in the US as mentioned above 酒家 is fairly universally used for restaurants. I've seen this in Paris too, e. g., 红西酒家，五月酒家，金... Read more

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On September 01 at 4:13 PM by rich

Thanks  Pete and Lujiaojie for your answers.  Funny how I have come to like 馆 as a suffix, where yeah, I know people in the south/Taiwan rar... Read more

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On September 01 at 4:06 PM by rich

@Jenny, A very big 恭喜恭喜 to you on your new show!  Is great to hear this, after spending the last two years just reading about doing business i... Read more