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09/26/2016 1. 比较 bǐjiào adv. fairly; quite Míngtiān huì bǐjiào lěng, nǐ duō chuān diǎnr yīfu. 明天 会 比较 冷， 你 多 穿 点儿 衣服。 It will be cold tomorrow so you should wear more clothes. …
09/23/2016 1. 参加 cānjiā v. join; take part in; attend Zhōuyī de huìyì nǐ cānjiā ma? 周一 的 会议 你 参加 吗？ Will you attend the Monday meeting? 2. 草 cǎo n. grass; straw Chūntiān lái le,…
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09/19/2016 Hou Yi was an excellent archer. Chang’e was his wife. Long, long ago, there were 10 suns in the sky. The suns burnt all the plants on Earth. People were dying. One day, Hou Yi…
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09/12/2016 1. 地 de sa. marker of adverbial Fùmǔ mànman de lǎo le. 父母 慢慢 地 老 了。 Parents are getting old gradually. 2. 地方 dìfang n. place Wǒ lái guò zhè ge dìfang. 我…
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09/05/2016 In classical Chinese, one of the patterns used for the passive voice is “为(wéi)……所(suǒ)……”, which became popular from the time of the Han Dynasty. In modern Chinese, this pattern is still used in formal writings. Tā bù…