I would like to express measure comparisons in chinese such as: This car costs twice as much as the other one. Today there are three times as many birds as yesterday. I have half as much money as my brother.

somebody tell me that chinese has no irregular verbs but other people has tell me that there are some irregular verbs for example: 认为=Rènwéi=think 以为=Yǐwéi=thought are there other chinese irregular verbs or is this the only one? my question is also because it is supposed that we had to add 了 to the verb and it became past and 要 in case of future how many rules are there in chinese to express time?

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How long have you been taking Chinese? And I have taken it for.... years. ~pinyin and characters please.~

Japanese?

How do you say it? Or [are you ok now?] Thanks

How do you say these in Chinese pinyin: 1."She is in the bathroom." 2."Are you making the phone call?"

I've been hearing this in a lot of Chinese dramas, movies, music, etc. and I'm not exactly sure what it means or the Chinese pinyin. It sounds to me like "nay ga" but I may just be hearing it wrong.

I have been interested in a few languages over the years, but come across the same problem: I don't know where to begin. Anyone have any ideas?

The orginal language of this drama is in Mandarin online but I don't understand it that much so I want to watch it in Cantonese. Please help me to find it out. I would really appreciate your help. Thank you.

Where can I learn mandarin Chinese? Any websites or books for Chinese learning?

Would Chinese learning benefit my future if I want to do business internationally, or would Spanish be the better route? I am 19 years old in college, but like to think ahead. Any Ideas? And how hard is it to learn Chinese from scratch?

Is it really as hard to learn Chinese language as people say? How did you learn Chinese language, thru class/immersion/etc? Can you explain the different tones? How long did it take you to become fluent (at least on a basic level)? Is it worth it to learn Chinese language?

I want to take daily Chinese lessons for my trip to China. Can you recommend some good daily Chinese lessons?