Asked by Hermosa -
General Chinese - 3 Answers
I can't quite make out what it is in Chinese pinyin-- it sounds like "Kan ji ge pengyou" -- they say it translates to "I'm going to see some friends”??
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I can only speak limited Chinese, and am writing a letter to my Chinese friends back in Seoul. If a native Chinese speaker could please translate the following, it would be so greatly appreciated! Xie Xie!
"I am stuck here (In New York City) until the snow lets up and the roads clear. And once the snow stops in Boston, I will return back to Boston to spend the holidays with my family. I think we should all meet up when I get back to Korea. If my new apartment is ready, I will throw a big party (When Ingrid returns to Korea, and of course before Jin Ie Jin returns back to Taiwan)."
Merci Bcp!
Asked by Angus -
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To start, I adore languages. I am returning to school Next fall and want to pursue a degree in a Foreign Language. I need some advice on what to choose. I am between Arabic, Mandarin Chinese, and possibly Russian. I am currently leaning towards Arabic but I'm having trouble choosing in general.
My goals are to pursue the language through to a PH.D. and hopefully teach at a University. I would also greatly enjoy working with the government or other agencies and using the language I learned to help others.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I know that the choice is going to be up to me in the end, but advice is always helpful in making a decision.
Asked by Gavin -
Chinese for Teens - 3 Answers
I want to learn how to speak Chinese. How hard is it? Is Chinese considered one of the harder languages to learn?
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Where is the nearest Persian restaurant?
最近的波斯菜店在哪儿?
Is it correct?
Asked by Kavin -
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Arabic, russian, chinese, japanese, polish, hindi, sanskrit, persian, turkish, greek modern, icelandic, norwegian, swedish, danish, german, afrikaans or dutch.
Choose THREE languages
Asked by Alan -
General Chinese - 3 Answers
Translate into Mandarin Chinese-
1. I go to class at 8:00.
Where do you put the Subject, Time Expression, and Predicate?
Thank you all!!!!!!
Asked by Susie -
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Self-study? Learning online? Native tutor?Chinese learning software?What is the best way to learn Chinese?
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I'm planning to live in Taiwan for a year, and I've signed up to take Mandarin Chinese at my university, but I want to make sure this will be beneficial to me? How vast are the differences in speech and writing?
Asked by Tony -
General Chinese - 3 Answers
How do you say "boat builder "and "stay at home mom or home maker " in simplified Chinese Pinyin?
Additional Details
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Is this in Cantonese or Mandarin? Also, what does it say??
中国是一个美丽的国家
Asked by Paul -
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I have taken both languages in high school, but now, I can only pick one to take in college. So, in your personal opinion, which should I drop and which should I continue taking? Which would be more useful? People have told me that French is a dying language, but still, I'd like to hear more opinions on this. It would be great if you could explain your answer, but you don't have to...
Asked by Oliver -
General Chinese - 3 Answers
I'm mainly interested in French, Spanish, Chinese, and maybe Japanese. PLEASE don't give me links to download something or watch videos. My bandwidth on my internet is ridiculous, and can hardly go to text-based sites without going over.
I'm mostly looking into Rosetta Stone, and they look very good, but cheaper is obviously better. ^^; Unless, of course, you could link me to a reliable site that sells them a bit cheaper would be great. Anything helps!
Asked by Vernon -
General Chinese - 3 Answers
I put the 3 after "shi" to indicate that the sound is said in the third tine (down then up)
im talking about the same word with the same exact tone meaning different things
Asked by cathy -
General Chinese - 3 Answers
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