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I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you.... -- Longaberger -- More>>>

I'm not too sure what the measure word is for drinks.. but like they say.. when in doubt, use ge. :) I guess if there were bottles and cans of cola on offer, you would have to specify that you want a can of cola so I guess you would say yīge guàntóu de kělè but I doubt it would be necessary if there was only cans on offer. The easiest and shortest way of saying something in most languages is generally the most used way.. :) -- rjberki -- More>>>

xiaoqiao, thats a lot of hanzi for a newbie lesson and a lot for me to digest. I think you are saying dogs are for men and cats for women. Dogs are to be tamed and cats to be played with and a man marries a woman to play with her and a women marries a man to tame him. :-) did I get any of that right? -- Joseph -- More>>>

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