1) 你在做什么？ 2) 你喜欢什么音乐？ 3） 谁要带篮球？ 4）星期天我们去人民公园玩滑板，怎么样？ 5）为什么你不喜欢坐车？ 6）你知道不知道星期___是妈妈的生日？ 7）你知道小弟学习以后要做什么吗？ 8）谁要打网球？ 9) 星期四下午你有空吗？我想去看电影。 10）你会不会弹吉他？ 11）你什么时候有空？ 12）你去那个网站下载音乐？

I’m going to be a sophomore in high school next year. I’m almost fluent in German and my mother language is English. I’m thinking about French or Spanish, but I don't want to do Japanese, Latin or Chinese? Which would be more useful and which may be easier for me to learn.

Next year, when I start high school, I'm going to start taking Mandarin Chinese classes. However, I found out yesterday that I would most likely have Spanish classes for one of my classes in school for two semesters. It's quite obvious that they're as similar to each other as an ice cube is to a piece of hot iron, but I'm still a little worried that I'll get confused; people always told me never to try and learn two languages at once. How could I keep them separate?

I don't know which language I should take. im going into high school next school year (2010!) and I don't know if I should learn Chinese or French. I know that a lot more Chinese people are coming into the U.S. and that it’s becoming a more-talked language, but French sounds pretty and ive always wanted to learn it!!!!!! Also, Chinese sounds hard to learn. Please, can I have some advice?

To start, I adore languages. I am returning to school Next fall and want to pursue a degree in a Foreign Language. I need some advice on what to choose. I am between Arabic, Mandarin Chinese, and possibly Russian. I am currently leaning towards Arabic but I'm having trouble choosing in general. My goals are to pursue the language through to a PH.D. and hopefully teach at a University. I would also greatly enjoy working with the government or other agencies and using the language I learned to help others. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I know that the choice is going to be up to me in the end, but advice is always helpful in making a decision.

I love Cultures and I am fluent in Spanish and English. I am a college Freshmen majoring in Public Relations I recently became interested in Chinese but I've heard that its really not necessary because the Chinese already know English. I am wondering If I should even bother getting a minor in it. Is it worth it? Will I use it? Will it give me an edge over my competitors?

okay, i go to a Chinese school and the Chinese teacher assigned us some homework saying that we have to find a Chinese story and write it in Chinese again. Can you find me an easy Chinese story that i could write down? Please post a link. I CANT FIND

I have taken both languages in high school, but now, I can only pick one to take in college. So, in your personal opinion, which should I drop and which should I continue taking? Which would be more useful? People have told me that French is a dying language, but still, I'd like to hear more opinions on this. It would be great if you could explain your answer, but you don't have to...

It is good/nice to hear your voice. What is your schedule for the week like? (or something that would lead them to tell me what they do during the week, ex- i have a class from x-x and i work from y-y and study from z-z...) When would you be able to set aside 30 minutes to have just a friendly conversation. Thanks.

I want to get a tattoo with this sentence in Chinese language. Thank you. Please respond.

How is learning Chinese like learning an instrument?

I know the story in English I just can't seem to find the Chinese version of it! Links or translations would be great thank you!

I don't understand this Chinese grammar.

What’s the best software to study Chinese online or program/course online that can teach me to read Chinese characters with transaction in Cantonese and not Mandarin since I already know how to listen/speak in Cantonese but cannot read? I do not need to know how to write just to read Chinese characters)