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    Hey to all my fellow Chinese learners and teachers of Chinese students! I just wanted to share a tool that some of my language learning buddies and I find useful for learning Chinese by translating Chinese words on a page. It's particularly useful for those situations when I don't want to copy paste translate whole chunks and just want a "quick view" at a word. I hope it'll help you too! https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/inkah-pop-up-dictionary/pcgmedbmchghfgikplcimdmfldfnecec?hl=en 加油你們!
    February 4, 2021
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    "I'm going to school" implies you are headed there right now (present progressive tense) while "I go to school" is simple present tense, implying that this is something you do on a daily basis/on a normal day.
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    April 23, 2020
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    Not exactly the correct word order or usage, try it with adverb form, you could try: Everything is hidden so easily. Everything is obviously/clearly hidden.
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    April 22, 2020
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    Sounds good to me! You could also say "I had a conversation with my friend via Facebook's messenger"
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    April 21, 2020
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    You question is a bit vague, but I will do my best to answer. Usually we use late and early to describe when we go to sleep, although sometimes we can refer to when we wake up. Some examples of going to sleep: "I am going to sleep early tonight because I have to get up for work tomorrow morning." "I went to sleep late last night because I was at the bar with some friends." To refer to waking up late, we would use the verb phrase "sleep in", something like this: "My alarm clock didn't go off this morning, so I ended up sleeping in." Hope that helps!
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    April 12, 2020
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    Are we asking enough out of our social media?
    After watching the attached TED talk, I had some ideas that changed my conceptions about social media. What kinds of "public services" should social media be responsible for providing? The speaker defines structure as a set of parameters or rules that make up a given "space". What is the importance of "structure"?  And lastly, in your culture, what kinds of "soft social feedback" are used to correct or signal others of mistakes they might be making?

    I'm interested to hear your thoughts! :)

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    November 11, 2019
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    If you wanted to sound more natural, you could say: "I have many favorite films, but the Disney-version of Aladdin is my number one. It's an adventure, romance, and fantasy musical all packed into one film." Also, there's not genres called 'fantastic', but if you wanted to combine the two, you could say maybe a 'romantic fantasy'
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    November 10, 2019
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    My personal opinion: Find someone you can practice your PRONUNCIATION and TONES with. I live in Taiwan, and I can't tell you how often I met other foreigners who get frustrated at being unable to communicate. The root of their problems 99% of the time is not using tones properly or mispronouncing words. If you can get that down, you are already well ahead of the game :) Good luck!
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    July 13, 2019
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    Hi Sarah! Looks like you are reading quite the interesting book! A latched gate is a kind of gate that has a special closing mechanism. It's commonly seen on fences or outdoor buildings (like barns). https://images.app.goo.gl/agKwnU1TXiXWiTwp9 To "give way" to something often means to yield or "give in" to something, but in this context, it just means to lead to another area. A planked walkway could also be known as a "boardwalk" or "decked path". You often see these close to the ocean or wet areas. A planked walkway over grass might be the kind of thing you would see in a nature park or other public outdoor place to protect the ground or plants from being walked on by visitors. Check out this image for a look: https://images.app.goo.gl/a2AGKDrR7z5ksfQU8 Hope this helps! Let me know if you have other questions :)
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    July 13, 2019
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    One would be indicating that the faucet is being turned on RIGHT NOW (note the -ing): "Why are you turning on the faucet?" The other would indicate that the faucet was turned on in the past: "Why did you turn on the faucet?" So to answer your question, it depends on when the action occurred. Hope this helps! :)
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    July 13, 2019
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