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Posted on: What's Your Job?
On August 16 at 2:04 AM by yingxiong

Hey Wuttae and Tvan, or any newbies if your struggling to read characters and they don't leave pinyin this is a great little plugin you can use for fi... Read more

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Posted on: SKRITTER!!!
On August 16 at 1:51 AM by ryanchild

but Skritter uses SRS! quick pull the plug! sorry john ;) Read more

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Posted on: SKRITTER!!!
On August 16 at 1:37 AM by bababardwan

Great idea integrating with Skritter which looks awesome and no point CPod reinventing the wheel when there's such a good programme out there.I always... Read more

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Posted on: What's Your Job?
On August 16 at 12:37 AM by tvan

Thanks Changye... and wuttae for the question.  My dictionary had 值班, but no context. Read more

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Posted on: What's Your Job?
On August 15 at 11:19 PM by changye

Hi wuttae and tvan 值班 is "on duty", and the word is often used when you're talking about "shift work", "night duty", and "holiday work". 值班 can be u... Read more

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On August 15 at 8:21 PM by Victor Novikov

Great lesson.Arrived right when it was needed. :) What about these sentences？ are they correct? 1. 他今年 才 学会游泳。（他不会参加比赛，by the way is it 会or 能？ &... Read more

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Posted on: What's Your Job?
On August 15 at 7:47 PM by tvan

@wuttae, 值班人员/ZhíBànRénYuán  means on duty worker.  I am not familiar with the exact phrase in Chinese, but a br... Read more

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Posted on: What's Your Job?
On August 15 at 6:36 PM by wuttae

值班人员  what does its english meanings? Read more

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On August 15 at 3:47 PM by li4wei3

@wande: I can't find anything on the German wiki article as of right now that says it originated in Japan, only that Japan is where the Europea... Read more

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On August 15 at 3:23 PM by bababardwan

Thanks Jenny and John.I'll discuss the exercises under the appropriate thread here . Read more