you can tell me right or wrong

1) 你在做什么？ 2) 你喜欢什么音乐？ 3） 谁要带篮球？ 4）星期天我们去人民公园玩滑板，怎么样？ 5）为什么你不喜欢坐车？ 6）你知道不知道星期___是妈妈的生日？ 7）你知道小弟学习以后要做什么吗？ 8）谁要打网球？ 9) 星期四下午你有空吗？我想去看电影。 10）你会不会弹吉他？ 11）你什么时候有空？ 12）你去那个网站下载音乐？

Some of the dictionaries which the Pleco software uses have this facility.

What are the chances of being able to go to China for study?

I attend high school and I want to learn Chinese. I have already fufilled my language RequirementS this is it I really want to learn. There a discount for me ?

i cant rely on google translate since this for my speaking test, please help me.

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I am helping my daughter on her chinese homework and she needs to find what the pinyin for spring or 春天 is!! Also, if you wouldn't mind, please list the pinyin and characters for the other seasons (winter, summer, and fall)!! Thank you very much!!

Ok so I’ve been trying to figure this out and everywhere I go I only get the symbol and I wanna Change a username on a game I play on to

If I say "gen wode jia ren yiqi" -- this means "with my family" What if I just said "gen wode jia ren" -- does this have the same meaning? Is it grammatically inferior to the above?

I'm learning Chinese from a Singaporean (who is of the age where hanyu pinyin was not taught in school). And I'm confused about "sh" and "x". It doesn’t seem that the pinyin is consistent with how it sounds. Lets go into examples ... ' xie xie - is - shie shie, but gao xing(happy) - is - gao sing, shou(hand) can either be so or sho? shenti(body) should sound like senti, does this mean shenme sounds like senma? Because shi(it/to be) is definitely sounding like sh. Any clarification on why "sh" and "x" can both be either closer to S or SH english sounds depending on word would be great! Maybe you can go to have a look.

Can someone provide the Chinese characters and the mandarin pinyin please and if you can also provide the Cantonese pinyin if not then the characters and the mandarin pinyin will be fine and please specify which phrase it is whether its made everything worst, or made the whole situation worst thanks :)

Hi, I have recently started learning Chinese, and while I find the characters and writing it very simple, the Chinese tones are quite difficult for me, which is odd because I am a musician so I am supposed to have some sort of an advantage. I think I am saying the Chinese tones correctly it's just that whenever I listen to the Chinese tones being said I always confuse the 4 falling tone for the 1 or 2 tone but never Viceversa. Is it just something that comes with time...?

The thing is that I already know how to speak Chinese because my parents are both Chinese so I have no problem with the pronouncing. I ONLY want to know how to read and remember the Chinese characters.