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What is na4zi4pang2 (pinyin) in the decomposition of na4 (那)?
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What is na4zi4pang2 (pinyin) in the decomposition of na4 (那)?
@NS.X. You have a Unicode for nearly all characters (depends on the version).
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Is there a Chinese equivalent of the German "Mut zur Lücke"?
It's the first case combined with the deliberate intention of not learning things.
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How to come from 二百五 to 二百九?
@NS.X. You can find 二百五 often on the net, e.g. wenwen.soso.com/z/q214772587.htm, zhidao.baidu.com/…, juexiang.com/gexing/0535/1071383.html, and here zhidao.baidu.com/…
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How to come from 二百五 to 二百九?
@xiaohouzi79 Ups, I forgot "二百五". It should be: 二百五+三八+二=二百九. It's corrected now.
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How to come from 二百五 to 二百九?
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Is there a Chinese equivalent of the German "Mut zur Lücke"?
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Is there a Chinese equivalent of the German "Mut zur Lücke"?
@Alex Su 碰一碰运气吧，这部分我不复习了 hits the meaning, thanks, but it's "constructed" in the same as I tried to explain it in English. So I guess there is no idiom with a similar meaning in Chinese.
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Is there a Chinese equivalent of the German "Mut zur Lücke"?
@Stan I expanded my question ... hope it's more clear now.
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