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Posted on: 毕业生的烦恼
June 4, 2013 at 1:37 PM

xie xie connie. Now I know...

Posted on: 毕业生的烦恼
June 3, 2013 at 8:01 AM

anyone can explain what is the yiqian baofenpei? (以前包分配)

I never heard about that

thanks

Posted on: International vs. Local Schools
January 25, 2011 at 4:26 PM

thanks a lot john

very clear

cl

Posted on: International vs. Local Schools
January 21, 2011 at 3:12 AM

john is there a special ruling in placing the spaces when writing down the pinyin version? For example... first thing coming up to my mind... 加油 is "jiayou" or "jia you". Sorry for troubling... studying this lesson while stumbling in the phrase "ge you libi" (pros and cons) first i thought: "youli means "favorable", so why they detached youli and attached libi?". Then I found out that "libi" means "pros and cons"... and i thought: why they didn t attach all the phrase?

So, a bit confused, i was wondering how sinologists when writing pinyin make clear that in this context 利 has to be attached to following word and not to the previous peace or viceversa... 

cl

Posted on: River Town Tourism
December 20, 2010 at 12:30 PM

ah thanks a lot johnb. now it s clear. Sorry but i have never seen the movies of the series, so had no idea about the content

Posted on: River Town Tourism
December 20, 2010 at 6:28 AM

connie, this is supposed to be the translation of the movie Mission impossible ?

plate-central-spy?? can you tell me more about the meaning of these three charachters because i don t catch the whole meaning. sorry and thanks

Posted on: Skincare: Moisturizing Cream
December 11, 2010 at 12:20 PM

well, yes, you are right... actually i was referring to the fine first, and than also to the outcome of the lawsuits of the family. This latter will be the surely the most burdening for the airways company... no doubt

we will see next

Posted on: Skincare: Moisturizing Cream
December 8, 2010 at 9:19 AM

a chinese friend just told me

润肤霜 runfushuang, moisturizer (run= moist; fu= skin; shuang=cream)

or

滋润霜 zirunshuang (but actually this i didn t really catch what it s...)

Posted on: Skincare: Moisturizing Cream
December 8, 2010 at 8:59 AM

ight487 it was a 3 characters word if i good remember and referred to an object (mainly) girls use to moisten hands or part of the body. it was a noun not a verb...

Posted on: Skincare: Moisturizing Cream
December 8, 2010 at 4:35 AM

ah ah i see i see

well pretzellogic

as for alitalia: the livery is surely nice. At least something positive. Al the rest... not to mention

as for continental: i hope they will be capable of keeping such high quality standard even after the huge fine the ll have to pay due to the concorde disaster in charles de gaulle

as for your your studying system i agree with you. I also like to check sometimes through elementary lessons. :-)

as for the lotion one question: i remember a roommate referring to lotion used to use a word with the character 润, "run" in. Which means "moist". but can t find this word anymore