I just learned the 不 (A).... 就不能(B) sentence construction. but I'm still confused. Can you help me learn this Chinese grammar point. Thanks!
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I was wondering if you could tell me what the Chinese translation for "He's a cute little fatty" and just "cute little fatty" are.
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I am going to a liberal arts college, and must take a foreign language to get my BS in business admin anyway. However, I am considering minoring in Chinese in order to open doors in the business world. Will this in fact help?
Asked by Brandon -
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So I will paint the Chinese letters for "Peace is all we got" on my wall, so anyone know what the Chinese translation for this is??
Asked by John -
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Hey, would you mind translating these quotes into traditional Chinese?
- Faith begins where reason stops
- Never regret something that once made you smile
- Faith is a continuation of reason
Asked by Debbie -
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Hi all,
I have tried learning Mandarin before, but unfortunately it was an online course that ended after a couple of lessons. That way I only had introductions and some minor asking where 'something' is, like: "Xue yuan lu zai na er?" "Na er". If you know what I mean (hope I did it correct)
Anyway I also took a look at AskBenny, but only the beginners level is free after that it's pay time....
So does anyone know any good (free) resources for Mandarin Chinese?
Also, does anyone have some tips on it?
Asked by Jane -
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And be for real I don't want fake ones. Thank you.
Asked by Linda -
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she has always worked very hard and gave everything she could to the family.
Asked by Frank -
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I would like only fluent speakers in the language or fair speakers in the language to answer please. No translators thank you!
Asked by Lori -
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My name is Eric, and when I started to learn Mandarin, my teacher assigned me this name: 尔瑞.
She never told me the meaning, and I would like to know.
I think I know what the individual characters mean; I just don't understand what they mean together.
Asked by Clement -
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Asked by Neil -
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Please help translate this sentence to Chinese
Dear madam, please email me back and let me know whether you want to cancel the transaction or not. Thanks
Asked by Timoth -
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I can look up each word in a dictionary but this does not help me put the words in the correct order.
Any help would be so appreciated.
Asked by annie -
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i need to know what is the deffirent between the chinese that i have studied in my colleage 普通 & mandarin chinese
Asked by marwa -
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How would you write "I shall fear no evil”? so far I got 我不怕邪恶....is that it help please
Asked by Brian -
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Can somebody please tell me what the Mandarin Chinese phrase "Wo shi gui" translates to in English? Thank you, much appreciation~!
Asked by Gavin -
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hanbing.."women qiu liu hanbing"...also what does liu mean in that
min.."women qiu renmin gongyuan"
da.."Women qu da qiu"
These sentences are from a lesson called "I WILL TAKE A SKATEBOARD"..in case tht helps
Asked by Leander -
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Shang
yingwenke...please translate each word..ying..wen..ke
hanbing
yihou
zenmeyang
hanbing as in the sense of ""women qu liu hanbing"...also what does liu mean in that
and also what does renmin mean "women qu renmin gongyuan"
Asked by Cathy -
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I take Rosetta Stone as an online class at my school, and it never gives you english translations to anything. And I've come across a phrase that I have had no luck translating on any website. /:
The picture has a man saying this to an old lady: "ta shu yao yao."
And the old lady says: "wo qu yao dian."
Please help me out! -_- thanks.
Asked by Shawn -
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che(1) is car in chinese and the character is 车
ku(4) is pants in chinese and the character is 裤
If you look closely, the symbol for car is inside the symbol for pants. Is there a reason for this? Is it just coincidence? Something about the derivation?
Asked by Marcy -
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