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Posted on: Barley Tea
October 28, 2013 at 5:33 AM谢谢lujiaojie!
Posted on: Classic Haggling
October 28, 2013 at 5:31 AM大家好！
in the grammar section we see
北京八月份最热了 August is the hottest month in Beijing.
why the 了？could we omit the 了？and why not 北京八月份最热的？
Posted on: Barley Tea
October 27, 2013 at 1:48 PM大家好
Some more vocabular regarding different types of tea
清查 qīngchá green tea
绿茶 lü4chá green tea
红茶 hóng chá black tea
普洱茶 pǔ ěr chá from Pu er lake region in Yunnan
花茶 huā chá scented tea
茉莉花茶 mòli huā chá jasmine tea
菊花茶 jú huā chá chrysanthemum tea
凉茶 liáng chá Chinese herb tea
龙井茶 lóng jǐng chá famous pan-fried green tea from Hangzhou province
柠檬茶 níng méng chá lemon tea
珠茶 zhū chá gunpowder tea (lit. "pearl tea")
a question for the old hands. Is there a difference between qīngchá and lü4chá?
Posted on: Invitation to Dinner
October 16, 2013 at 7:55 PMin the dialogue the guy pronounces the 请 in the sentence 我想请你吃饭 very peculiarly?! is it for everybody else okay?
Posted on: Chinese Class Placement
October 6, 2013 at 4:35 AMhi csbpolyglot,
there is in my opinion no clear answer to your question. I think you have to give up a logical "cartesian" approach to Chinese grammar or linguistics. Have a look at Noam Chomsky and his "Syntactic Structures". It might give you an idea. I think we can only learn small sentences by heart, listen to the explanation of the related CP lessons and hope for an subconscious grammatical adaptation in the long run. There is no way to use the step by step translation from indogermanic structures into Chinese. Many students of the Cinese language are doomed to failure while trying hard to apply their native language structure at the 中文。
Posted on: Days of Wonder
September 30, 2013 at 4:58 AMyou could also have mentioned 改天gǎitian = some time,some day
吧改天你也可以提及 （bǎ gǎitiān nǐ yě kěyǐ tíjí)
Posted on: Days of Wonder
September 29, 2013 at 9:35 AMhi Connie,大家好, thanks for this nice QW 博客。
Are the following terms for "recently" synonymous or are there differences?
这两天(zhèliǎngtiān), 最近(zuìjìn)，近来(jìnlái) and 近日(jìnrì). all of them can mean "recently".
Posted on: B.O. in the Library
September 6, 2013 at 6:03 AMornery
Posted on: A Gift for a Man
September 6, 2013 at 4:06 AMcould somebody have a look into "glossary". it doesn'work for the moment.
Posted on: An I for an I
November 2, 2013 at 6:36 AM太神了！