Only do what you can, I really appreciate it!!! And if you could do it in Chinese characters it would be awesome!
1. It takes two and a half hours to get to Guanzhou from Hong Kong by train.
2. It takes 12 hours to get to Paris from Guanzhou by plane.
3. It took 40 minutes to get there.
4. How long did you work yesterday?
5. What is the date today?
6. What day is today?
7. I was very busy last weekend.
Asked by Sky -
General Chinese - 3 Answers
I am studying how to connect two sentences that are relative with a pronoun to make one sentence. I wrote some sample sentences and I wan wondering if anyone can translate them into Mandarin Chinese.
Thank you.
1. Bats are the only mammals that can fly.
2. That is the hospital where I was born.
3. Those are the siamese twins that are conjoined at the head
4. That is the car which is designed by Mitsubishi, not Honda.
5. Use the bathroom that's on the second floor, not the third floor.
6. Who is the man that is in the restaurant?
7. Read the license plate that is on the car.
Asked by Jerry -
General Chinese - 3 Answers
Hello, can someone tell me what these mean? Thanks so much.
你什么都不做,不用说,我心上的那朵花便朝你开了.....
讨厌你那什么都不在乎的样子,其实心里清楚得很
这个决定,万水千山也拦不住我.....
Asked by Austin -
General Chinese - 3 Answers
When the Map is Unrolled, the Dagger is Revealed
图穷匕首见 - tu qiong bi shou xian
The word 穷 means poor, why is it translated as unrolled? Can it mean that too?
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1. What's the difference between "fangjian" and "wuzi" -- both mean room? Any difference in usage?
2. Difference between qu and zou? "Let's go" is "Women zou ba" can I say "Women qu ba" instead?
3. Difference between to clean "qingli" and to clean "shoushi"???
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I am currently listening to audio lessons to learn Mandarin, and I will start to go to Chinese school tomorrow. I live in Vancouver and all my friends are Asian, if I talk to them in mandarin everyday and they correct me how long do you think it will take me to learn Mandarin pretty fluently.
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I want to learn Chinese but I don't know how to learn Chinese. I am looking for advice from others about how to learn Chinese; I do not have a great amount of time to inject to learning it.
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I know basic things such as greetings, food, a few actions...things like that. But I'm wondering about how to speak Chinese well. I'd like any help about how to speak Chinese fluently.
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
What method did you use to learn and read Chinese? What mistakes did you make?
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I want to know how to write:
"All the Chinese I know, I learned from fortune cookies"
Asked by Ben Jason -
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I'm trying to memorize a whole lot of Chinese characters in one night and getting really stressed out. What's a good technique to memorize Chinese characters?
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I am bilingual in Russian and English (Russian is my native language) and am in the process of learning Spanish. I am planning to learn Chinese over the summer. Do I have any advantages, or am I still going to bang my head on the wall and cry for help?
Thanks in advance
Asked by Austin -
General Chinese - 3 Answers
I need to know how to say " 'a persons name' is a funny teacher" using the word Shifu for the word 'teacher' in Chinese language. In addition, I want to learn some daily Chinese words. Can you help me? Thanks.
Asked by Bernice -
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I was wondering how do you say "I don't care" in Chinese language. I'm actually seeking for a word "care". I already know how to say I, and how to make negation. Thanks a lot!
Asked by Hanna -
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If I study for about an hour a day.
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我想请问大家: “看书” 和 “读书” 有什么区别? 我的感觉是 ”读书“ 有点 ”学习“ 的意思, 而 ”看书“ 可能是某人的爱好或者乐趣。真的如此吗? 非常感谢大家的说明!
Asked by Ellis -
General Chinese - 3 Answers
Would it be Ni(3) ke(2)yi(1) gei(2) wo(3)? Where do you put the "shi" for it? Or similarly if you want to say "Can you give me the [noun]?" Where does the noun go in terms of word order in Chinese grammar? Thanks:
Asked by Robert -
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One of my family members wants to get a tattoo of the phrase "Trust No Man."
in Chinese language.
We've of course been looking online, but it seems each translator is different.
Asked by Dion -
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