Mandarin:You cant catch me.Lets jumprope.Throw the ball to me.Catch it.Catch the ball.Girls line up.Form one line.Lets give him/her applause.I fell and hurt my knee.I dont want to play.I want to ride.Its my turn.Recess is over.Its time for lunch.

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.

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!

dan shi, wo shi bu zu gao hao im pretty sure it is mandarin Chinese

I'm currently trying to learn Chinese (I put the quotes because I don't recognize 'nationality'), and the books and audio I'm learning from give nouns for Chinese translation. Also, I've picked up on different constructed languages, and I haven't come across any language that doesn't use nouns. Yet, I heard an Alan Watts presentation the other day that described Chinese as having no nouns ("I can't recall a single instance of a noun in Chinese"). Alan described the idea of nouns, or objectifying, as a purely "Western" thing. Is this true?? How do "Chinese" go about communicating without nouns? It's easy for me to see no nouns in some instances, but not for all. Would there be anything like pronouns still used? Thanks for your help!

To get a knowdege is good so that you able to communicate with you people with chinese like eg i have nursery school and i alway look for sponsor i can not communite.

How can you tell the difference by listening to it? I'm sure the writing is the same since they're both Chinese dialects so I don't think there should be a difference in writing, unless I'm wrong haha.

i just need a proper correct english essay about chinese new year 100% proper and correct!!

~ 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" ?

I want to say that "first I had a bath and then I had breakfast of porridge and banana with tea"? Please could you explain the word order to me and could you write the answer in both characters and pinyin? Thank you.

Which measure word is right, so that it says "a pair of chopsticks"? If they're both right, can you explain the difference? I know that one chopstick is (一只), so both of the instances make sense to me, but I'm just making sure. 1) 一副筷子 2) 一双筷子

Can you please tell me what is the difference between "ZHI ( 只)" AND "ZHI SHI (只 是)" AND "GUANG" (光) AND "GUANG SHI (光 是)" ???

你的房间有这么多东西, 怎么办? ni de fangjian you zhe me duo dongxi, zenmeban?