Asked by Anne -
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Asked by NGUYEN ANH HIEU -
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I’m doing a card for my Chinese best friend so I thought of writing some Chinese in it..
How do you write best friend in Chinese ?
thanks for the help much appreciated (:
- xo
Asked by Elvis -
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The first one means Chinese teacher..
Asked by Ariel -
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How can I read Chinese correctly?
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Asked by Ivan -
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okay, i will give you 3 examples to make it clear:
1) zi cong er ling ling ling (year 2000) nian, ..... = since year 2000
er ling ling ling nian yi lai , .... = since year 2000
zi cong er ling ling ling yi lai = since year 2000
which one is correct from above?
2) zi cong wo ren shi ta, ... = since i know him, .....
wo ren shi ta yi lai, .... = since i know him,......
zi cong wo ren shi ta yi lai, .... = since i know him,....
which one is correct??
3) how to say "since 3 years ago" ??? zi cong san nian yi lai?? san nian yi lai? zi cong san nian?
please help me jennifer. thank you so much for your help.
Asked by Willy Halim -
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I know that two of the kanji are 'love' and 'taken or marriage'
Asked by Inoka Hani -
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Hello. I would like to know some basic sentences in Pinyin. Would you be so kind as to help me, please? thank you!
The sentences are :
-"To be honest..."
-"In my opinion..."
-"First of all..."
-"Needless to say..."
- As far as i know..."
- All things considered..."
Thanks again!
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Please help me to find some web sites from which I can download free Chinese Pod cast suitable foe Newbies.
Asked by Sherry -
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Some chinese questions for the chinese experts :)?
Thanks!
1. What is the difference between can(1st tone) and cai (4th tone)
2. Do both of these mean "He has finished eating the diced chicken" -- Ta ba jiding chiwan le AND ta chiwan le jiding
Why would anybody ever use the "ba" construction, seems like a massive hassle
3. "I didn't see the movie because there were a lot of people" -- dui ma --> Wo meiou kandao yinwei you hen duo ren le
4. "Too western for him" -- my main question is how to add "for her" or "for him" in this type of phrasing.
Is this right --> Ta de tai xifang le
Asked by Gile -
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1. I hear, I forgot
I see , and remember
I do, and I understand
2. Continuous adaption to suit whims of others undermines excellence
3. Knowledge is to know what one knows and what one does not know
4. A book holds a house of gold
Asked by Gino -
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Can anybody recommend me some good grammar books, or dictionaries?
Asked by Carina -
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Does any body know what "ni hen ai ni de mama ,dui ba" means?? My chinese teacher commented on one of my pictures and in order to reply to her in pinyin , i need to know what shes saying lol. Thank you oh so very much!
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I m currently learning Chinese, and I m trying to comment on a song in Chinese. I m still having a hard time remembering hanzi. I was wondering if anyone could please explain to me -- "his voice sounds so pretty/beautiful" in Chinese?
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Hiiiiiii everyone!
I've wanted to learn Chinese fluently for a long time now, and this year my school offered Rosetta Stone as a class. So, I started the Mandarin Chinese course.
If any of you know what Rosetta Stone is like you know it's not a very effective way to learn Chinese, unless you live with someone who can help you.
So I have a few grammar questions.
For example:
zhe ge nan ren zai chi fan.
I think this means: A man eating rice, or maybe The man eats rice? I'm not sure! please verify.
Another example:
yi ge ping guo.
Could this mean: An Apple?
I have many problems with this kind of thing in Chinese! /:
hmmmm. Well sorry for the length of this question, and the lack of tone marks over the pinyin. Help would be appreciated. (;
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Thank you! ((:
Asked by Alice -
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I was once acquainted with people from Tianjin and Beijing. I noticed that when they speak Mandarin, the "w" sounds like an English "v". For example, "wen" sounds like "ven", "wang" sounds like "vang". Is this sound variation part of the Beijing or Tianjin dialects of Northern Chinese (北方話)? Where else does this sound change occur?
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