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Posted on: 武松打虎
On July 05 at 4:12 AM by gylles

有没有水平高一些的课程呢?这是第一次我通过那个网站来自学中文但是我有点失望了。 Read more

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Posted on: Are You Free?
On July 05 at 3:50 AM by thecomakid

Is the '儿' in 有事儿 particular to certain regions of China in the way that 那儿 is sometimes pronounced 那里 depending where you are? Are there other... Read more

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On July 05 at 2:54 AM by Tal

There's a very popular Chinese song called 你的眼神 !Actually it was the first Chinese song I learned, taught to me by my wife so we could sing a duet at... Read more

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On July 05 at 2:31 AM by bababardwan

breakdown of 眼神。。expression in one's eye's 眼...eye 神..soul/spirit When it comes to excersize 3,I always have to play around with the imput of an... Read more

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Posted on: Pinyin Sections 1-2
On July 05 at 2:22 AM by mark

It is probably hard for an international show like Cpod to point out the difficult pronounciations for everyone.  For example, for me, unlike Hen... Read more

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On July 05 at 1:45 AM by songyian

@go_manly just downloaded your vocab list. Looks very helpful. Thanks for posting! General Question: I wonder if someone could give me an exa... Read more

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Posted on: Kungpao Chicken
On July 05 at 1:29 AM by svik

Thanks for confirming that. It seems to be a clever way to go metric. Read more

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On July 05 at 12:39 AM by bababardwan

Ever since the trimming the fat at Wang's office lesson,凭 has been up there in my favourite Chinese words,both sound and usage,and the expression with... Read more

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Posted on: Kungpao Chicken
On July 05 at 12:09 AM by RJ

svik you are correct. 1 jin = 0.5 Kg. = 1.1 Lbs. Read more

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Posted on: Kungpao Chicken
On July 04 at 10:32 PM by svik

In the expansion sentences, the rollover for 斤 jīn, it is defined as roughly one-half kilogram.  Isn't it exactly one-half kilogram? (and so, abo... Read more