PLEASE NO TRANSLATORS. characters: 黑暗中会有花朵的色彩 而芳香已逝 pinyin: hēiàn zhōng huì yǒu huāduǒ de sècǎi ér fāngxiāng yǐ shì

1. How much is the wallet? 2. What is the color of the wallet? 3. Who is David? 4. Where is David working? 5. How many days does David work in a week? 6. How many children do Mr. and Mrs. Zhang have? 7. How does Jenny earn some cash? 8. How much is Zhāng Wén asking to wash his father’s car? 9. What is Mrs. Zhang’s condition for the two kids to get their allowance? 10. How much is the amount due from the checkout counter?

My name is Reisha. It's not exactly a common name. Thank you.

I was listening to Chinese language podcasts on iTunes and I noticed that the words sound similar to the Taiwanese dramas like "Devil Beside You" and "Why Why Love" Are the languages really Mandarin Chinese or are they different but sound similar?

I've heard both. Does one situation call for one over the other, or might it be a Taiwanese VS. mainland China difference?

earlier, it was easy to learn mandarin but after some time it gets harder. especially when i need to make sentence. it is the other way round with English. so, any suggestion on how can i learn mandarin in a bit faster? i just couldn't catch up with my teacher.

my email:angelieei@126.com

"fen xiang de kuai le shi jia bei de kuai le" transulate to english please

1. How many hours a week do you watch television? 2. Do you watch Chinese programs on SBS? 3. Do you watch other language programs apart from Chinese language programs? 4. Do you understand Chinese language movies? 5. What programs are on SBS tonight?

1. I don’t know how to play tennis. 2. I don’t know any Chinese song. 3. I can’t sing a Chinese song. 4. I can’t eat in class. 5. I can cook.

1. There is a coffee shop on the left 2. It’s a bother to ride a bike to University everyday. 3. I would love to go travelling to the countryside in Taiwan. 4. The air pollution in Taiwan is really bad. 5. I hope I can find a better job after I graduate.

I'm in college majoring in philosophy and want a language since I know it will stimulate new ways of thinking and new perspectives. I seek wisdom. I think an Asian language will be great for this and I have zeroed in on just these two languages of all the other Asian languages. Note: I'm not interested in career prospects, just the language that will stimulate my mind and help me develop new ways of thinking.

I know it is Mandarin. My friend sent me it just for me to try to find out. can you help me? thank you so much!

I currently speak english, german, dutch, hindi, punjabi and you might count latin but I don't really speak it, but do know it very well. I'm guessing mandarin, spanish and french would be one of the most important ones. Spanish and french share some things don't they? I had a few spanish lessons and my sister knows french and it was a little similar, atleast on paper, haha. Mandarin is what interests me the most though. But I'm not sure if I would ever have a use for it. What do you guys think would be a good language to learn? Which would be more useful? Doesn't have to be spanish, french or mandarin, they just seemed pretty much one of the most spoken languages to me, not sure though.

感恩的最好方式，就是把自己活的更漂亮、更开心; 因为你想感谢的那些人，都希望你这样. Anyone can help to translate this sentence into English please? no Google translator plz. Thanks!