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On July 16 at 3:47 PM by frances

Carlos, Yes, 都 (dōu) can be either "all" or "both". "All" and "both" really mean almost exactly the same thing, except that we choose to make group... Read more

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Posted on: Christmas Surprise
On July 16 at 3:36 PM by kaixin_in_tampa

Two cool ones from the supplement: Christmas Eve - Píng'ānyè -> Peaceful Night (nice!) Santa Claus - Shèngdàn lǎor&... Read more

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Posted on: Scary Clown
On July 16 at 3:07 PM by chris

Excellent, thanks for the input guys.  Got it now. Chris Read more

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On July 16 at 3:03 PM by lanfei90du

老师是世界上最伟大的职业 Read more

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On July 16 at 2:52 PM by kaixin_in_tampa

Hi, can the word dōu be used to mean "both" also? In this lesson it means "all". 他和我都是老师。 Tā hé wǒ dōu shì lǎoshī. Both he and... Read more

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On July 16 at 2:16 PM by jgwilson

I already studied this lesson.  It is from a while ago. Read more

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Posted on: The Final Show
On July 16 at 2:14 PM by lanfei90du

在吗？   Read more

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Posted on: Sorry and Thank You
On July 16 at 1:15 PM by zaoshang123

Hello im 12 years old ...my name is Vanessa but my Chinese name is Lin-mei-Shin so you can call me Whatever you cant i was born in the philippines but... Read more

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Posted on: Pinyin Section 4: R
On July 16 at 1:09 PM by go_manly

mikeinewshot Thanks for putting the thought in my head - I think I'll break from this for the night, and listen to a Dvorak symphony instead. I can... Read more

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Posted on: Athlete Injuries
On July 16 at 12:40 PM by dcdq

Could someone tell me, in the following Expansion sentence: Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE... Read more