Right now I am working on the different approaches to "hope" in Chinese culture. Hope plays a major part in daily Chinese thinking, so I would like to know more about the background. Are there any legends about hope? Any god or goddess of hope? Do you have any ideas or even links about this matter?
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Chinese Culture - 3 Answers
Ex, yuan, kuai
Thank you so much
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
Please tell me the right answer for this question in the Chinese test, Thanks!
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
My Last camping trip was mostly a fishing trip. I caught a lot of different fish. They were all delicious.
Summer is the best time for catching bugs. If you ever catch one, you have to promise to come show me!
I feel so silly. I accidentally bought two apples!
Not bad right? I've been studying Japanese recently. If you ever want to study with me, just let me know!
(Just translate whatever you can! All answers are appreciated!! ^___^)
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
When I put the word 兴高采烈 in an online translator I got xīnggāocǎiliè.
The remainder of your explanation is quite clear, but the first time you wrote xìnggāocǎiliè not xīnggāocǎiliè.
Thanks
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
Thank you very much
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
I just moved to China from the USA and I think I need to know some Chinese words to get around here. So if anyone can translate these words for me, which would be great!!! And if you could also put in parentheses how to pronounce it that would be great. Also, if you can put the Chinese character. Thanks!!!
1) Sorry
2) excuse me
3) i don't speak Chinese
4) no picture
5) please go away
6) where is the bathroom?
7) i do not need any help
the please go away is VERY important because everyone gives me and my family alot of attention because we are fourenors so yeah. the please go away is important.
THANKS!!!!!!
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
Please explain for me about the difference of
爷爷, 外公 and 公公
Thank you so much in advance.
Asked by George -
Chinese Culture - 3 Answers
I'm an English student currently doing a part-time job which uses Mandarin Chinese. I need help in the Chinese interview because my Chinese is poor.
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
Just wondering if you could send me the symbols for relaxes through a picture so I can print them.
Thanks
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
I want to learn Chinese, but I can't find the good and suitable Chinese lessons for teens (or Chinese materials for teens).
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Chinese for Teens - 3 Answers
I'm working on a small project and I need to learn how to know the Chinese characters for the two phrases. Thanks for your help in advance...
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
I want my son to learn Chinese, but I want special children Chinese materials so that my son can learn it with interests and fun.
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Chinese for Kids - 3 Answers
I want to improve my Chinese level through learning Chinese conversation. Can someone provide more for me?
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
China, Guangdong jiangmen pengjiang wealth purifying DongFengXiang haitangli in 25
this is what he told me, I don't know how to put this on an envelope though.
This is what he said his address was in Chinese, but I can't write Chinese characters for the life of me, and plus I still wouldn't know how to address the envelope!
中国广东省江门市蓬江区东风乡海塘里25号
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Business Chinese - 3 Answers
Could somebody please tell me how to say "It's gonna come for you" in Mandarin Chinese?
Please and thank you!
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Chinese for Teens - 3 Answers
When two people are at one
in their inmost hearts,
they shatter even the strength of iron or bronze.
And when two people understand each other
in their inmost hearts,
their words are sweet and strong,
like the fragrance of orchids.
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Business Chinese - 3 Answers
I typed "change" into a Chinese character dictionary and there were multiple results. First it listed what seem to be root Chinese words, and it seems to me the major ones are biàn and gǎi.
First, can either of those Chinese words stand alone when used in a sentence, or must they be combined with another word?
Secondly, what are the different contexts/meanings of these combinations:
biàn chéng
biàn de
biàn gé
biàn gēng
biàn huà
gǎi biàn
gǎi zào
While I'm at it, I'd like someone to compare these Chinese words for "improve":
gǎi jìn
gǎi liáng
gǎi shàn
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
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