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On August 27 at 7:09 PM by dabaitu

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On August 27 at 6:47 PM by dunderklumpen

Shenyajin thanks ^-^ Those QW's are great! Read more

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On August 27 at 5:53 PM by dabaitu

@richnirish I would agree with Matt's comment on this.  From my experience "li hai" can be used to intensify lots of things, both negative and... Read more

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On August 27 at 5:46 PM by orangina

inland 利害的 observation! I had not thought of that! And really awful and awesome mean the same thing... awe means "a mixed feeling of rev... Read more

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On August 27 at 4:57 PM by inland

As for lihai, I note that in English, "awful" and "awesome" have the same root of "awe", so when something's really big so as to cause "awe"&nbsp... Read more

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On August 27 at 4:32 PM by matt_c

@richnirish One of our academic developers will answer you question with better accuracy in about 9 hrs when they arrive at the office. However I'l... Read more

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On August 27 at 4:28 PM by weichun

你會這樣覺得應該是卷舌的部分吧!說話時常會參雜台語,這已經變成是一種特色了,所以除了卷舌音,台灣人的普通話其實說的相當標準了!! Read more

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On August 27 at 4:15 PM by weichun

Hi!!everyone. I'm so glad to find so many people interet in learning Chinese:) I don't live in China, but I'm in a country where people use Chine... Read more

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On August 27 at 3:55 PM by richnirish

I question lihai being used in a positive manner. The definitions seem negative. How would it play out if I said to someone they are really... Read more

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On August 27 at 2:56 PM by kaixin_in_tampa

Thank you Connie and Shenyajin. Here are examples of 咯, used in this lesson: http://chinesepod.com/resources/glossary/entry/咯 Read more