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Posted on: Does it Have Bones?
On March 30 at 6:13 PM by jennyzhu

antony73, Bababardwan has answered for me. Soft bone is cartilage, 软骨/ruan3 gu3. It is considered a delicacy in China. KFC even launched a special... Read more

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Posted on: Clearing the Table
On March 30 at 6:08 PM by stanimal

pete, changye, thanks for quick answers! to follow up on 再：　is it always used with verbs to indicate 'more'? (which, when translated into english,... Read more

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Posted on: Does it Have Bones?
On March 30 at 6:05 PM by zhenne

Really glad I am a vegetarian! Read more

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On March 30 at 5:49 PM by lazypupil

You guys are definitely on to something in adding example sentences into this lesson. I long ago suggested the sentences in the expansion sections be... Read more

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On March 30 at 5:45 PM by stanimal

can you please say more about the construction 给。。。　介绍。it seems it's also used with 把？　could we also place 给大家　after 介绍？ by the way, having read al... Read more

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Posted on: Does it Have Bones?
On March 30 at 4:46 PM by matt_c

I've learned to pick the flesh off the fish where the bones are big and easy to spit out. I really hate the pork ribs and chicken bits that have been... Read more

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Posted on: 小沈阳
On March 30 at 4:31 PM by 123087610

Here is version of the clip with characters （字幕版） http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNjk0NzAyODQ=.html Read more

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On March 30 at 4:14 PM by bill

henning, And the beating-up-definition also fits - my wife yesterday taught me the 北京 threat: "我cei4了你!". Funny how beating-up has so many var... Read more

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Posted on: Does it Have Bones?
On March 30 at 3:50 PM by zhenlijiang

changye, i should have known of course.  fantasizing is fine but Japanese scholars have no business getting involved, they should politely d... Read more

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Posted on: 中西方幽默
On March 30 at 3:39 PM by andyman24

Hi thanks for the interesting lesson I just have a quick question. Does 挖苦 have a negative implication? This isn't always the case in English, for exa... Read more