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Chinese for Teens - 1 Answers
I mean how to pronounce it. And in Mandarin please n-n
I want to celebrate this year the chinese new year and I know how to say shin nian cuai le but not to specify that it's the rabbit year. and I know about the fish, the red envelopes, the dragon dance and the happiness traditions but what else could i do to celebrate? how should I dress and should I do something special like a ritual or redecorate my room or pray or something? please you would help me a lot :B
I just want to expand my cultural knowledge and practice new things
Asked by Fancy -
General Chinese - 1 Answers
I need to make it sound right. Help!
Asked by Maki Kasuga -
Chinese Test - 1 Answers
Still learning Chinese. Are these right?
身心灵 - body mind soul
遂心所愿 - to follow what the heart desires
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I am going to be taking begining mandarin in the winter and I personally have a difficult time with forgein languages. I am determained to do this, I have a tutor lined up to help me outside of class as well. My over a goal is to study abroad in China in a year or two. Any tips , techniques, excersizes, etc. to aid me in learning this very different language would be much appreciated!
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Is 'wo zhen de ai ni' correct?; I thought it was just 'wo zhen ai ni' but that isn't right, is it? Are they both hideously wrong? Please tell me if they are! Thank you so, so, so much ahead of time. <3333 I'm sorry about my horrible Mandarin Chinese. ;.;
If they're both wrong, how do you say 'I really love you'? Please help me! *0* <3333
Asked by Anne -
General Chinese - 1 Answers
As in:
这是我们的老师
Is it a MUST to add it in the above sentence, or can it be said without using the word in question?
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I moved to Canada from China when I was five years old, so I never went to school there. I never learned how to read or write Chinese, and now I really want to, but I can never remember all the characters. Plus, I'm in high school so I don't have a lot of time with school and piano and volleyball. Any ideas?
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im a get that tattooed and i want it to be the right symbol you now? oh and i don't want the and part just the hope, peace part
Asked by Sky -
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热情
激情
Asked by Fransisca -
General Chinese - 1 Answers
is it qing or qian? i get both in the dictionary.
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I am learning Mandarin Chinese and am a bit confused about when it is necessary to use the particle 'le' to form the past tense and when it can be omitted. Also how do I know whether I should put it directly after the verb or at the end of the sentence?
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General Chinese - 1 Answers
or weird facts and stuff that 7th grader will like!
this is for my homework -_-
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