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  1. Figuring out Chinese: 在 vs 着 August 29, 2008

    Posted in Beginner, Chinese, Grammar, プチポスト.

    20 comments
  2. There is no such thing as 「熱い水」 August 26, 2008

    Posted in Beginner, Learning & Resources, Vocabulary.

    20 comments
  3. The Language of Japan – A Japan Blog Matsuri August 24, 2008

    Posted in Misc..

    23 comments
  4. Learner/Beginner Dictionaries: The Ultimate Oxymoron August 22, 2008

    Posted in Beginner, Learning & Resources.

    25 comments
  5. Do you like moola? Here’s an idea… August 20, 2008

    Posted in Misc., Technical.

    11 comments
  6. A (not very) sarcastic conversation in Japanese August 19, 2008

    Posted in Culture, Misc..

    19 comments
  7. The NEW 常用漢字 and why we shouldn’t give a damn August 14, 2008

    Posted in Advanced, Kanji, Learning & Resources.

    35 comments
  8. What’s the stroke order of 【龜】? Who cares? August 13, 2008

    Posted in Advanced, Beginner, Kanji, Learning & Resources.

    19 comments
  9. These SnapShots are going to make me snap! August 12, 2008

    Posted in Personal, Technical.

    7 comments
  10. SexyBeijing, better than real TV! August 11, 2008

    Posted in Chinese, Technical.

    6 comments
  11. Bah, humbug to methods! August 8, 2008

    Posted in Beginner, Learning & Resources.

    10 comments
  12. In Soviet Russia, expressions use YOU August 7, 2008

    Posted in Colloquialism, Intermediate, Kanji, Vocabulary.

    5 comments
  13. Using 「とは」 to look up strange words August 6, 2008

    Posted in Advanced, Colloquialism, Learning & Resources, Vocabulary.

    11 comments
  14. WPtouch, cool but sounds kind of risque August 5, 2008

    Posted in Technical, プチポスト.

    13 comments
  15. Google, what will they think of next? August 4, 2008

    Posted in Personal, Technical, プチポスト.

    7 comments
  16. Dict.cn’s daily classroom August 4, 2008

    Posted in Chinese, Learning & Resources, プチポスト.

    10 comments
  17. Figuring out Chinese: Finding out about “何” August 1, 2008

    Posted in Chinese, Grammar, Learning & Resources, Vocabulary.

    12 comments