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sentences with an Ajectival Predicate in Chinese

HSK vocabulary

HSK1-sentences with an Ajectival Predicate

 - Day 4 Hěn gāo xìng rèn shi nǐ (Free Chinese Lesson) 00_00_15-00_05_27

Who says Chinese is hard？ 谁说中文很难

EP.4 “Glad to meet you!” in Chinese (Like it please subcribe)

HSK2

HSK2-9-4

You will know some exotic fruits in Colombia

- Granadilla

- Gulupa

- Guanábana

- Tomate de árbol

- Uchuva

- Maracuyá

- Pitahaya


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Colombia

7 frutas exóticas colombianas que no puedes dejar de probar

Hey this is Chadwick.

Today I am going to talk briefly about those little pop-up advertisements, also called pop-up ads, that appear on websites or videos that you are perusing on the internet.

I fully understand the necessity of the pop up ads.  I mean, while the internet appears to offer us so much information instantly, and in most cases 'free', the truth is someone somehow must pay the bills.

So, I completely appreciate the need to sell something in order to bring in some cold hard cash, or, money.

And yes, it's true, occasionally I enjoy having my attention drawn to new and exotic music equipment from my favorite shopping website, Sweetwater.

However, if I am going to be honest, most of the time pop ups annoy me.

I mean, I'm pretty intentional about how I spend my time on the internet.

And if I am looking for some specific information on a topic, or trying to listen some music on Youtube, then it can be a bit of a bother to 'X' out of an ad, or wait 15 seconds before I can watch a video.

How about you? What do you think of pop up advertisements?

Leave a comment and let me know your thoughts.

Organic English

005 Pop Up Ads on the Internet

Aquí se describe una celebración muy partiular de Colombia, Ecuador y Venezuela, en la que se ponen velas o faroles en las calles de las ciudades los días 7 y 8 de diciembre. Es oficialmente "el comienzo de la navidad".

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