hi.. kindly translate this sentence even if its only in its ping im form Ni yuan yi pei wo guo wo de xia ban bei zi ma? I only know the first words meaning.."Are you willing...? " then i dont know the next more lines please give me the Chinese translation! thank you :)

So since I am Chinese and so are my parents, I want to take mandarin Chinese. I am 14 so this is embarrassing. But I do know 3 other languages, fuzhou dialect from birth, English from school and stuff, and Spanish for 2 years. Mandarin vocab is easy but what I can’t seem to get is recognizing the tones and remembering tones for words. This is the hardest part for me aside from the characters and some English words have more than 1 Chinese counterpart for definition. So how can I recognize tones and remember tones easier for words! xie4 xie ni2

I've been learning about past tense on Rosetta Stone, and I noticed that the character "了" sometimes comes right after the verb, and sometimes completely at the end of the sentence. Is there a general rule in Chinese grammar on when to put it with the verb, and when to put it at the end?

1. 你喜欢什么户外活动? 2. 你去过悉尼哪儿些地方？ 3. 你假期的时候喜欢去什么地方？ 4. 你跟几个人住在一起? 5. 你每星期怎么去市场买东西? 6. 你喜欢照相吗? 7. 你去过悉尼 xībiān 的蓝山没有? 8. 你喜欢听音乐吗? 9. 你这个星期要学习多少个汉字? 10. 你今天在做什么?

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!

heelooo...i am learning Chinese but I am stuck with understanding the difference between ma? and ne? both interrogative particle...also nin and ni? what is the difference also?

Ni hao! Wo bu hao zhong wen yu fa. Wo hen man xie zi he sheng ci hen nan. Ming tian ni bang zhi wo yi hou ke? Na tai hao le! Xie xie ni! I meant it to say: Hi! I'm not good at Chinese grammar. I'm very slow at writing and the new vocabulary is hard. Tomorrow could you help me after class? That'd be great! Thank you!

I like to watch E Channel. I only watch TV 3-4 days a week. I do watch the advertisements on television. I don’t watch foreign films on SBS. Unfortunately, even if I like to watch the Chinese Language news on SBS every morning at eight o’clock, I can’t because I have a job. I start work at seven in the morning. Listening to Chinese news will improve your spoken chinese.

Please translate the following using the the verb suffix -de 得 1.He doesn't cook very well. 2. He came too late to class. 3. She drives very fast. 4. She speaks Chinese very clearly. 5. How is his cooking?

I'd like my children to learn Mandarin Chinese, but I can't find the suitable kids Mandarin learning materials.

I want to learn live Chinese online, but I can't find any good live Chinese lessons.

Many of my friends take online Chinese lessons, but I don't know where I can find good online Chinese language learning.

I want to learn Chinese at online Chinese school, but I don't know if studying with an online Chinese school is a good way.

What are the differences between the negative words 不 and 没? This seems to be an important learning point in basic survival Chinese.

I plan to go to China, and need survival Chinese! What should I be learning?