7,090 70,090 700,090 I just want to know do you have to say zero (ling) in between the numbers in Mandarin language! Thanks so much!

旁　or 旁边 that is the question in Chinese? I am a beginner Chinese learner. 旁 is not in the Chinese lesson where we are learning words like shang and li. I want to say "I am by the door" 我在门口边。 （This is how it is presented to us in the lesson. (actually 这个男人在大楼边.) OK, so I need to know the Chinese pinyin for 旁 (I used Japanese to write this word. It means "neighborhood" in Japanese.) And, I want to hear more about how to use this word in this situation. Thank you.

If i send an item hand written in Mandarin Chinese, would it reach the buyer? I sell on eBay, and for the first time ever, someone brought an item from me from china. The problem is that the order details is in Mandarin Chinese so i was wondering if i had written back the address in Mandarin Chinese, would the buyer receive the item... i don't have any printer to print out the writings so i don't really know what to do, but i was thinking of copying the address by rewriting it in Mandarin Chinese, which is something i have never done before. I tried to make contact with the buyer, but he hasn’t been responding to my mails, which means he probably doesn't understand English. I can easily cancel the transaction, but the item is worth $1 and think it’s worth the risk shipping it, plus its a great experience, just in-case someone buy something from me in eastern Asia. if there are any person with profound Mandarin Chinese knowledge who can translate the address, this is the address below 李洪均 义乌市新南乡水印新村九组13号 义乌市 浙江省 322000 China thanks for your answers

I think it’s kind of Chinese Greetings, but not quite sure. Here's the Romanization: chin ren jieh kuai luh

I remember hearing one of them is more commonly used in a certain area, but the details are a bit fuzzy.

“Death and life have determined appointments, riches and honor depend upon heaven.” and also, “Life and death are decided by fate, wealth and honor are from heaven.”

My (Canadian) mother is currently living in China and is trying to learn to speak Mandarin Chinese. She is taking Chinese classes to learn it and is finding it difficult. Do you have any tips I could give her to learn Chinese more quickly and easily? She has been feeling discouraged at times. Thanks in advance.

I need the phrases "ni de di yi ge chong wu jiao shenme?" "ni shi na li ren?" and "dan shi?" translated, a Chinese speaking person hacked my WoW account and I'm talking to them.

For example Ni xiang xianzai gen wo yi qi qu jiudian chi wufan me = Would you like to eat lunch with me now at the hotel? Could it be phrased "Xianzai zai jiudian ni xiang gen wo yi qi chi wufan ma?" And does the "qu juidian" mean "at the hotel" or do you have to say "zai jiudian" ? What's the difference?

I'm learning simplified Mandarin Chinese, but I'm not sure if I'd the correct Chinese translation. Do these sound/look correct? Let me introduce, this is my friend Hong Wang. 我来介绍一下， 这是我的朋友王红。 How many roommates do you have? 你有几室友？ I have two roommates. 我有两个室友。 I often speak French with international students. 我常说法文跟留学生。 He often helps us practice Chinese. 他常帮助我们练习中文。 Are these correct?

How do you tell what occupation your parents have in Chinese language? My dad is a ship builder and my mom is a stay at home mom. How would I say this in Chinese?

Is this in Cantonese or Mandarin Chinese? Also, what does it say?? 中国是一个美丽的国家

This is the sentence: "It is not my intention, were it in my power, to enter into the inquiry as to the true method of dividing the cetacea into groups and families"

我本來是在日本讀書(高中..我讀書了台灣當我在小學), 不過現已經遷徙到韓國 感覺是不錯喔, 你也該嘗嘗住別國 呵呵~ Oops. I mean 我本來是在日本讀書(高中..我讀書了在台灣當我在小學), 不過現已經遷徙到韓國 感覺是不錯喔, 你也該嘗嘗住別國 呵呵~

I can speak fluent English and Dutch h at the moment. I am going in the army soon for Military and at some point I will have to take a language course. And so I either want to Mandarin Chinese or Japanese which one easier to pick up for a beginner in eastern languages? If you learn one is it easier to learn another one or different ?for example French and Spanish are two different languages but I you are a native English speaker once you learn one the other is slightly easier because you get familiar with female/male words, with these two or completely different? I heard that China is rising to power and would be a good language to learn for upcoming business wise but Japanese seems better for business what are your view points on this? Thank you for your time Note spellchecker just messing up what I wrote forgive me for my spelling

Is this originally a Chinese expression?

我 的 家 我 叫 木可思。 我 的 家 有 四 个 人。 我 有 爸爸， 妈妈，和 孪生妹 。 我 家 在 __________。我 的 爸爸 名字 是 _____，和 我 的 妈妈 名字 是 ______。 今 年 我 的 爸爸 和 妈妈 是 五十五 岁。我 的 孪生妹 名字 是 _______，还 是 木可灯。 今 年 我 的 孪生妹 和 我 是 十九 岁。 我 会 先 介绍 我 的 妈妈。 她 美 和谦虚。 她 是 个 很 好 的 艺术家。 我 的 孪生妹 在 是 大学生。她比我一分年轻。 她 在 _______ 大学 工作 在 Rec。 barn。 去年 她 工作 在 中国餐馆，叫 幸运的龙。她 周末 在 幸运的 龙 工作。她 常常 加班。她 常常 忙。她 一月 和 二月 在 New York City 会 工 作 。 I haven't learned past tense yet, and it's hard to describe my sister's work without it. Also, 木可思 is my name in Chinese class and 木可灯 is my sister's.

Doing a mandarin project, in which I have to describe my house.