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Love the life you live, live the life you love. In detail: laugh with the life you live, live the life with laugh. I love travelling, tasting good food, cooking...
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    有点儿（original form is 有一点儿）means: have a little bit... which is a verb. Can be followed by adj. adv. noun. Eg: 我有一点儿冷。（I feel little bit cold. Followed by adj.) 这车有一点儿慢。（This car is little bit slow. Followed by adv.) 那家店有一点儿存货，你要吗？( That shop has some left over goods, do you want them? Followed by noun.) 一点儿 means: a little. ( "一" is optional, can just use 点儿 as well.) which is 1. adj. to modify noun. 2. adv. follow adj.or adv. means comparative. Eg: 1. 我们还剩一点儿时间.( We still have some time left. Followed by noun.) 你再盛一点儿汤.( Please get some more soup. Followed by noun.) 2.你有小一点儿的鞋吗? ( Do you have smaller shoes? Follow SMALL and change it to SMALLER) 我今天好一点儿. ( I feel better today. Follow GOOD and change it to BETTER) This is one way to express comparative. Very useful.
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    August 4, 2010
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    You are right, Robert. 死 is used as an intensifier. So we say: 我想死你了。( means: I miss you very much.) It's right after the verb you want to be intensified. ' I want you to die' spoken Chinese is: 去死吧！（Go to die! Go to hell!) But formally we say: 我(想)要你去死。 BTW: In Chinese 想 is the action of ' thinking' 要 is want something or want to do something, intent to do something. So you also hear 我想你死了。Which means: I think you are dead, I consider you are dead.
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    July 13, 2010
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    I think there is an English idiom for this: It takes all sorts (to make the world). 意思是：世界之大，无奇不有；林子大了，什么鸟都有。
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    July 13, 2010
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    Dash
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    July 9, 2010
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    passion
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    July 2, 2010
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    Hotel Haha:) game is over. Very good and interesting game, We always play 'Pass the bomb" which is similar with this.
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    July 2, 2010
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    Bed
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    July 2, 2010
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    There is a doubt in my mind as soon as I start speaking English. '一。。。就。。。' is a fix phrase, means: as soon as... Eg: 我一有钱就花光。( I will spend all the money as soon as I get them.) 我一到家就上网。( I went on internet as soon as I got home.) 你一看就明白了。( You will understand it as soon as you see this.)
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    June 30, 2010
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    《输赢》《浮沉》J'ai deux étudiants qui lisent ces livres, ils ont dit qu'ils sont très intéressants livres.
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    June 28, 2010
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    Why did Kamikaze pilots wear helmets? To keep their ears warm:)
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    June 27, 2010
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