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Posted on: Kungpao Chicken
On May 08 at 10:38 AM by Joachim

Next time you're wearing something like this? Read more

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Posted on: Funny Business
On May 08 at 10:32 AM by tarcy

changye，你说得好! Read more

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Posted on: Funny Business
On May 08 at 10:23 AM by tarcy

我是今天第一次用“囧”的。在上面的帖子里，原来想把这个字拟成像孟克的《呐喊》( The Scream by Edvard Munch)一样，就加工了一点，不知道效果怎么样? 大概一点都不像吧，哈哈... 囧 Read more

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Posted on: Funny Business
On May 08 at 10:22 AM by changye

江山易改，秉性难移！ Read more

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Posted on: Funny Business
On May 08 at 9:57 AM by tarcy

囧 ...老王，你到底在干什么呀! 哎，我还以为你变得正经一点了，现在你这是怎么回事? 人不是比以前黑多了嘛~! Read more

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Posted on: Funny Business
On May 08 at 9:00 AM by changye

Dictionarywise, "囧"  means "bright", and it's originated in the shape of a window, through which sunshine and moonlight come. Interestingly, the... Read more

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Posted on: Big Bed
On May 08 at 8:59 AM by dunderklumpen

Hi basilio, there is more here . Read more

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Posted on: Funny Business
On May 08 at 8:57 AM by light487

I'm just going to try and ignore this lesson.. some of you know what my job is.. :) Read more

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Posted on: Good Morning!
On May 08 at 8:47 AM by chrisyu

Hi demee, Please contact us at : support@praxislanguage.com Read more

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Posted on: Counting Coins
On May 08 at 8:46 AM by helenshen_counselor

Hi wjeffreys Good question! "n" sound is not supposed to be elided in spoken chinese. The difference from English is, "n" sound in English is mo... Read more