Like if you want search for a specific phrase, story, etc.

i went to google images and typed that in and asked for a symbol. i received two fairly identical pictures except the last characters are different. which one is correct. i went into research on both and couldnt find anything. also i was looking at the kanji symbol for "never give up". i am thinking about getting a tattoo but i dont know which language is more popular.

I’m going to school in china, either 6th or 7th grade.. Anyone knows what its like? I mostly speak English, and my Chinese is not very good and i can’t write Chinese. I’m worried about making friends and schoolwork because i can’t really speak Chinese. Also, what is the curriculum like compared to Australia? i don’t want it to be too hard for me. Thanks.

I have a big experience with studying Kanji and unlike most of my friends, I REALLY love Kanji! I just love their structure, their logic. Even if I dont know one character, I can easily identify the meaning of a compound word. I find that this is easier for me when attempting to read Chinese. I really want to learn 'reading' Chinese such as sentence writing. However, I get stumped with particles or expressive abstract characters. But once I understand it, it makes a whole lot of sense! What makes it easier is that sometimes I dont have to know the Chinese (Mandarin) pronunciation just to read the character (sometimes unless it's a name, a city, place, etc). So, how can I learn reading in Chinese for efficiently? How do I recognize sentence structures, characters used for particles, or those expressive characters? Thanks!

is this grammar correct?

I need to decide between AP Art History and Chinese I. Art History would give me another AP credit (I am already taking 5 AP classes), but it seems like it would be boring. Chinese seems interesting to me and possibly useful in the future. However, it is a level class, and I could only go to Chinese I. I could not progress to Chinese II. Keep in mind I will be taking German III and IV as well. Which should I choose?

你们好！我叫古恩庭。我是美国人。我说都英文和中文。这个很好，是不是？ I'm trying to say "Hello (you all)! My name is Gu En'ting. I speak both English and Chinese. This is very good, is it not?"

or give me strength and courage

Hello. I am writing a Mandarin composition. I am almost done, but I am not sure about a couple of things. How do I say the following in Mandarin (preferably pinyin)?: I go to school at Riddley College - I’d like to attend Cambridge University in the UK, because that is the university that my mother attended. - I plan to go to Australia this summer to ski. Thank You!

Okay does anybody know then name of this game you play in mandarin that teaches you numbers, where you start with 1 frog or something i forget what it is, and then you say like two eyes and two ears and four legs or something, and then next person goes. if anybody can give me the name/exactly what you are supposed to say for the game in simplified characters and pinyin would be awesome, thanks

My names Asma, pronounced 'us-ma'.

~ I usually read books after watching TV. ~ is it "wo kan dian shi hou kan shu yi ban" , " Wo kan shu hou kan dian shi yi ban" , " Wo yi ban kan shu hou kan dian shi", or " Wo yi ban kan dian shi hou kan shu" ?

well, in two weeks I have a Chinese (Mandarin) exam/ essay and I have to handwrite 200-300 characters/words with only a Chinese dictionary in one 70 minute lesson.... my problem is I can recognize the characters, and recognize the pronunciation.... i just can't remember how to actually write them... so how long would it take to memorize how to write 250 characters? and how can I? Thanks :)

I want to learn mandarin but unfortunately I can't afford course. I know I can learn it online but i'd like to eventually speak it fluently and i'm not sure if I can do that by learning it online. So any sites you suggest? Also suggest some langauges I should learn. I live in Toronto, Canada. Lots of people speak mandarin here so it would be useful.