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What a boss, don't even pick up the chalk lol
kenikozo 1 month ago
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singalongsong88 2 months ago
how am i supposed to learn when some chinese dude keeps on saying dong
robloxpwnmaster3 2 months ago
they age overnight like a pear.
deathkampdrone 6 months ago
sir i want to ask,
Is the word "Pei" 支出 in Chinese , that means to pay, is a loanword from English ? thanks
sXeProgram25 8 months ago
@sXeProgram25 '支出' means pay and '收入' means to income
ilovebb15 4 months ago
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FearMyWaffles 10 months ago
什么东西?! = WTF?!
zhxb515 11 months ago
什么东西~~
zhlsimon 1 year ago
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There is a university in the United Kingdom called the University of Dundee. It's in Scotland. I would very strongly urge Chinese students who're thinking of coming to the UK to undertake undergrad or postgraduate studies to NOT enrol at the University of Dundee. Many Chinese students at this university have been racially abused (either verbally, and in some cases physically.) Some lecturers at this university are very racist towards Chinese students and the city of Dundee is also VERY racist.
hujintao3 1 year ago
one word, many meanings
acaciazynx 2 years ago
i wonder why this vid hasn't gone viral. hilarious ttm!
phoebeyage 2 years ago
Well done! I hadn't heard such a good explanation of when it is good and when it is bad to use the reference "dong xi"
xie xie!
antiaverage1 2 years ago
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damn this guy sux and stupid
your 2nd dong xi is refering to a simple word "thing"
y make things so complicated? LOL
the worst part is....u r using the same word
doesn't "thing" in chinese hv a different word?
how confusing
mind me if i'm wrg, i aint know read chinese
DeepSage 2 years ago
Like in German, Morgen can mean morning or tomorrow.
The reason why many Chinese characters seem similar is because of simplification. Traditional Chinese is different.
As far as I know, I've never met a single Chinese speaker who don't understand the difference heh.
D04S02B04 2 years ago
@DeepSage You ain't know language. In all the languages that I know, words have multiple meanings. Besides, the 2nd dong xi is pronounced differently from the first one. Not only the pronunciation, but the context will tell you whether the speaker means "east and west" or "things". It's no different from any other language. For example, I could have used the word "tongue" instead of "language" but it would be understood I meant "language" instead of that organ in your mouth.
mvirtuallyhere 1 year ago