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Hi guys and gals, my name is Ray (中文名字：安锐光), and I am from the Philippines. My goal is to take the HSK and reach intermediate Chinese level before I turn 30 (and it's going to be soon!). I am seriously looking for language partners in order to improve my Chinese, considering that I am living in a non-Chinese-speaking environment. I need all the help that I can get. I can help you out with your English or Tagalog (if you want to visit the Philippines). Thanks!
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    In the song 在那遥远的地方。。。 ... there's this line: 我愿他拿着细细的皮鞭不断轻轻打在我身上. can someone translate this for me? I don't think I like the way I translated it, so probably someone can shed some light on this.
    January 1, 2009
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    hi austin, yes. i have to agree with neal on this one. taking out "of" in recipes is a word-saving technique. this style probably came to fame when recipes were printed out of the cereal boxes and milk cans, so word economy is necessary.
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    December 27, 2008
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    Hmmm... let's see: A: What grade are you in now? B: I am in third year of college.
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    December 8, 2008
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    I think saying "Three people are in the room," gives more emphasis on the existence of the three people. Saying "There are three people in the room," makes it sound very factual, yet bland. Anyway, they do mean the same. It is gramatically correct to say, "This room has three people." but I found it more awkward than the two sentences above. Probably because the emphasis of the sentence is on the room than on the people, and usually this sentence construction is used when we refer to the inanimate things inside the room.
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    December 4, 2008
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    i am a fan of jay chou (周杰伦) and wang leehom (王力宏) songs.
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    October 10, 2008
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    The use of 次 and 遍 In English, they can loosely be translated to "times". When is it appropriate to use these two characters?
    October 7, 2008
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    it's going to be wang leehom and jay chou for me.
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    August 25, 2008
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    everything is possible, so yes, you can have online friends. but one must understand that they will not always come by.
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    August 25, 2008
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    yep, ashleigh's right. "say" here functions as a noun, not a verb. it's another way of saying "what's your opinion?"
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    August 24, 2008
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    my apologies for giving the wrong example.
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    August 24, 2008
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