xiaohouzi79

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Oct 11	reviewed	Reviewed Translation for “sorry” as in “I am sorry to hear that”?
Oct 11	revised	Translation for “sorry” as in “I am sorry to hear that”? deleted 5 characters in body
Oct 11	reviewed	Reviewed Could you explain the structure of this sentence?
Oct 11	revised	Could you explain the structure of this sentence? added 167 characters in body
Oct 11	reviewed	Reviewed Are “我在哪里可以买火车票” and “我哪里可以买火车票” both correct sentences?
Oct 11	answered	Grammar for counting in Chinese (for non-native speakers of Chinese)
Oct 11	reviewed	Reviewed Why do Chinese translations of English names sound very inaccurate?
Oct 11	revised	Why do Chinese translations of English names sound very inaccurate? deleted 1 characters in body; edited title
Oct 11	reviewed	Reviewed Grammar for counting in Chinese (for non-native speakers of Chinese)
Oct 11	comment	Grammar for counting in Chinese (for non-native speakers of Chinese) @HagenvonEitzen - Just to confirm what was said by Nihil. This answer is mostly correct, except for using 个 as a catch all. This might be acceptable for someone just starting to learn the language where it can be forgiven, but it will just look wrong anywhere else.
Oct 11	awarded	Custodian
Oct 11	reviewed	Reviewed Could you explain the structure of this sentence?
Oct 11	revised	Could you explain the structure of this sentence? added 63 characters in body
Oct 11	asked	Terms of endearment
Oct 11	asked	When is it appropriate to use 亲爱的?
Oct 11	comment	Do 看一看 and 瞧一瞧 have the same meaning? Related to this: chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/1106/…
Oct 10	revised	Idiomatic expressions for attitude (agreement or disagreement) added 34 characters in body
Oct 10	answered	Idiomatic expressions for attitude (agreement or disagreement)
Oct 10	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Idiomatic expressions for attitude (agreement or disagreement)
Oct 10	comment	Can I use 我的腿累了 for “My legs are tired”? Could you provide some suggestions of what would be better to use in this case?