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?

I especially want to know what does 'EI' stand for? It appears in another paragraph, does it mean the same? 经销商按照供应商的要求在自己的营业场所、授权的经销商和零售商的营业场所实施EI宣传… Thanks a lot for your help!

NO google translations please as this can be sometimes inaccurate. Only native Mandarin speaker! Thank you for your help. I love the Chinese people and the Chinese language.

This question is for my Chinese II class and I have a paper that's due tomorrow and I need the answer today!

Can somebody please tell me what the Mandarin Chinese phrase "Ta shi ben lu" means in English? Thank you very much!

What would be the transliterated way to say "Dreaming Dragon" in Chinese? Something "long", obviously. Would it just be "Mèng Long"?

Whats your name I dont speak chinese well. Let me get someone for you.

I need a name for a fictional character and I'd like you to help me decide which of these titles sound more natural to a Chinese speaker: 1) 东方火龙 (Fire Dragon of the East) 2) 东方龙神 (Dragon Spirit of the East) 3) 东火龙神 (Eastern Fire Dragon Spirit) Please tell me which one sounds more natural to you or if the translations are not right? Thanks.

How do i say i have studied Chinese for four years (please include characters and pinyin)

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?

Could someone help me to translate this (不经历风雨，怎么见彩虹) to English into a idiom form?? Like a quote or something. or something similar..

I want to learn Chinese, but I cannot find any Chinese teachers living in my area. Can I find online Chinese teachers?

I want to take travel Chinese lessons for my trip to China.

I know the surname of Li is 李， but what about part of a first name for a female?

Many of my students use "It's nice to meet you" as a greeting when they actually mean "It's nice to see you." In English, the two phrases have two clearly distinctive meanings. I'm assuming that they are using a literal translation of "见面." Is there a major difference in how 见面 or 看见 are used in Chinese? I'd like to make the differences in English clear but I want to make sure I am using clear examples in Chinese. My students aren't English majors (and this year, none of them were undergraduate English majors either!) so subtle distinctions aren't that easy for them to understand. Thanks. I guess I'm looking for the best way to explain to my students the difference between "It's nice to meet you" vs "It's nice to see you." There's a very clear difference in English . . . is there a clear difference in Chinese? In other words, what would the Chinese be for "It's nice to meet you" (first time meeting)? What would be the Chinese for "It's nice to see you" (used when you see someone on the street as you are out shopping, etc.)?

We have to do a role play for school. and me and my partner do not know which one is right (its in pin yin) !# Shen me shi ni de jiaoshi you 2# Ni de xue jiao you shen ma? We are asking "what does your classroom have"

yi dian r, ke shi wo de han yu shuo de bu hao, ni ye hui shuo pu tong hua?

English to Chinese translation? Today I went to the mountains to see flowers I didn’t want to go at first because it takes 3 hours to get there Because of traffic jams it was a longer trip than we expected, the trip was very tiring But when we got there it was all worth it We went to 2 different parks to look at flowers From a distance the flowers looks like they were painted on the ground There were many different flowers; lilies, poppies, roses, daffodils etc. The flowers were all different colours They were the prettiest flowers we’ve seen

i checked with google translator but i just want to double check with someone who is fluent in chinese. does 深紫 mean dark/deep purple