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Forum: Reading and Writing 6th December 2005, 03:08 PM

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"What you cannot avoid, Welcome!"

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You can find its chinese equivalent like 聽天由命...

You can find its chinese equivalent like 聽天由命 (ting1 tian1 you2 ming4=literally listen to
heaven, follow the life, ) 聽天由命 means when you encounter something that you cannot do
about it, the only...



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Forum: Reading and Writing 10th July 2003, 08:30 AM

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Does it get easier with time?

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You got it lulong. "Chuzuqiche siji...

You got it lulong. "Chuzuqiche siji hua" is what I started calling the taxi driver language back
in December, when my coworker admitted that he couldn't understand them either, and I realized
that...



Forum: Reading and Writing 9th July 2003, 10:45 AM

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Does it get easier with time?

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Whatever I remember, I always remember with...

Whatever I remember, I always remember with correct pronunciation and tone. That is the one
advantage to my learning to speak before I learned to read. Almost all of the characters I know
are...



Forum: Reading and Writing 8th July 2003, 06:33 PM

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Does it get easier with time?

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Does it get easier with time?

Please excuse the disjointedness of this post...

So my friend DuCarl (not his real name), whose Chinese speaking and writing abilities far surpass
mine - studying for two years longer than I have...



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Forum: Reading and Writing 27th June 2007, 09:28 PM

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What should I read?

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Re: What should I read?

Probably you can also find translation of Jonathan Spence's (史景迁) works on Chinese history
in some large bookstores. I think his books are very readable.

His books on...



Forum: Reading and Writing 26th June 2007, 10:05 PM

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What should I read?

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Re: What should I read?

It is. My high school Chinese teacher used to recommend it. Lots of essays on it are considered as
models for Chinese middle school students. Possibly the same for Chinese learners.:)



:D...



Forum: Reading and Writing 26th June 2007, 12:40 PM

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What should I read?

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Re: What should I read?

Sorry for my term. I meant to do a bilingual contrasting reading.

我们仨 is worth reading. Sincere and simple memoirists of a scholar on family.



Forum: Reading and Writing 25th June 2007, 10:41 PM

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What should I read?

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Re: What should I read?

IMO, should you contradistinguish two versions, original and translated, it will benefit learning
both mother language and target language. I tried this way and it was of use. And what we need...



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