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MSN: [email protected] MEET FIRENDS SPEAKING ENGLISH
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    that's a slang or colloquial idiom for "to kick the bucket", seldom used by well educated people.
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    June 3, 2009
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    being offline for ages and now im back!! you can find answer for this question in any dictionary: autism is a noun, in chinese 自闭症/孤独症 - 因为孤独、自闭而形成的一种心理病症 (psychologic illness resulting from standing autistic feeling); autistic is a adjective, in chinese 自闭的/孤独的。 太“自闭/孤独”就变成了“自闭症/孤独症”(Being too autistic becomes autism) im on skype again. if you're online, find me there, cheerio!
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    June 3, 2009
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    Let's explain it in this way: Meaning: In "过了一会“, "过" means time passed by,like 5 minutes passed, whether you spend it or just sitting there doing nothing, time still passed; "一会" means a while, just a short time; After word meaning, it comes to the "Tense": In Chinese, the word "了" has a passed tense (or perfect tense) to show something "was" balabala, rather than "is", or someone "did" or "have done" something rather than "do" or "being to do". It's usually used when you describe something (you experienced, stories) to others. Like: I called tom last night but he's not in (say 9 clock). Then after a while (say 9:15) Tom called me back. Hope you can get the point there!! I called you twice on skype.... SOOOO, "过了一会" literally means after a little while.
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    April 21, 2009
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