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On May 04 at 12:17 PM by changye

Guys Ninjas are NOT ghostbusters. I would prefer "Ninjas vs 007", hehe. Read more

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Posted on: Counting Coins
On May 04 at 12:09 PM by changye

Hi jack 零钱 (ling2qian2) means "small change (money)" in Chinese. You often hear people say "你有零钱吗？我没有零钱。" at a shop in China. The character 零 mainly... Read more

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Posted on: Counting Coins
On May 04 at 11:56 AM by jackfrombelgium

Thanks changye Read more

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Posted on: Counting Coins
On May 04 at 11:43 AM by changye

Hi jackfrombelgium Both 〇 and 零 are used in the sense of "zero" in Chinese, just like 二〇〇九年 and 两千零九年. Please be noted that 〇 is not a Chinese chara... Read more

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On May 04 at 11:42 AM by henning

John, Ninjas vs. Ming Dynasty Pirate Zombies! Oh, we all know how that lesson ends already, of course. The battle is too imbalanced. Read more

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On May 04 at 11:33 AM by tingyun

I love these sort of lessons - even if I never do hear the word zombie (though I think john is right and eventually I will), thats only one word out o... Read more

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Posted on: Business Style
On May 04 at 11:00 AM by jackfrombelgium

Thanks lujiaojie Jack Read more

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On May 04 at 10:55 AM by antony73

ooka Looks like it's been removed. You can get it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcUi1dRNIlk, and use Tubetilla.com to copy the lesson onto... Read more

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On May 04 at 10:44 AM by jackfrombelgium

Hi, Also have face-to-face. 零距离 ling2ju4li2 Can I say 他离他们零距离 ta li tamen lingjuli. Jack Read more

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Posted on: Counting Coins
On May 04 at 10:36 AM by jackfrombelgium

Hi, Is 〇　零　ling zero not a number in China? 今天早上我数了零钱。(certainly not a got phrase) 今天我没有钱。 Jack Read more