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Posted on: Ice Cream
On July 11 at 6:06 AM by bodawei

@catchit, barbs My wife is a fan of green tea icecream (and red bean icecream).  Unfortunately she is more an expert in eating than making. Sh... Read more

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On July 11 at 5:51 AM by bodawei

@go_manly I trust that the reason you 'don't care much for Origin football' didn't just develop in the past few years; I hope it has nothing to do... Read more

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On July 11 at 4:42 AM by changye

Hi jenny and chiongzibide Actually the character 泳 has a tendency to work as a noun in modern Chinese, like the 泳 in the words such as 蛙泳 and 仰泳, al... Read more

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On July 11 at 4:41 AM by miloor

这个课程很有趣 Read more

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On July 11 at 4:40 AM by pchenery

Excellent lesson. Why is the lesson titled "Any" (instead of Qing Wen) on the ME page?     Read more

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On July 11 at 4:05 AM by jennyzhu

@go_manly, Yes, there will be more Qing Wen on 把。 Read more

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On July 11 at 4:00 AM by jennyzhu

@chiongzibide, Technically speaking, 泳 is a noun, but it's hardly ever used by itself to mean 'a swim'. We use 游泳。 Read more

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Posted on: Student or Teacher?
On July 11 at 3:56 AM by meyers66

I'm a newbie. I find the Expansion sentences to be very useful but I'd like more practice with them. Can a sentence flash-card function be added? I'd... Read more

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On July 11 at 3:38 AM by zhong_bide

@changye Can 泳 also be a noun?  So then 游泳 would mean to "swim a swim", in the same way in English we can say, "let's have a swim"? I had l... Read more

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On July 11 at 3:34 AM by changye

Hi bababardwan 跳舞 has the "V + O" structure (just like 开车 or 结婚/离婚), where 跳 is a verb "dance, leap" and 舞 is a noun "dance", so you can say 跳一个舞,跳过... Read more