i do not understand what this phrase mean. please translate?

I want to say this kind of expressions in Chinese - He was THAT sad THAT he started to cry - There were some things WHICH make him feel unhappy - The tool THAT he used was the one WITH WHICH he fixed the computer. - Show me WHAT I am looking for to know WHAT to do As the last point I want to know how to express conclusive ideas in Chinese, I mean this as below: John: I do not know how to say her that somebody stole her car Maria: You have to say it to her (the expression /say it/ would replace -- say her to somebody stole her car --) Jonh: But I do not like to do it(the word / it / would replace -- to say her to somebody stole her car --) Charles: Jonh you have to (the expression /have to/ would replace -- to say her to somebody stole her car --)

What does it mean and how does one respond to that phrase? Thank u! I have a feeling it has something to do with birthdays.

I think it would make a good tattoo.

Translated in English please. and what does "leng de budeliao" mean too. Translated in English please.

The HSK exam (Chinese TOEFL) is an exam that shows one's Chinese level. How long should you have been studying Chinese and how much Chinese should you know before you could take an Elementary-Intermediate level HSK Exam?

hi, I’m looking for Chinese help (again) I want to say "I can only go ice skating on the holidays" I think, it's this sentence: "我唯一放假的时候可以滑冰" "wǒ wéi yī fàng jià de shí hòu kě yǐ huá bīng" I’m worried about, if 唯一 and 可以are in the right spots, or if I have words wrong I hope anyone can help, thanks

For example, my chinese book says "Do your mother and father both work" = "Ni mama he ni baba dou gongzuo ma?" BUT "Is that your older brother" you say "Na shi ni de gege ma" -- why only use "de" in the second instance?

I'm going in Taiwan for working. um my question is it ok if I learn Chinese language if I go work there. If not, is it ok to communicate them using my English?

For my school, I need to take 2 years of 1 language and 4 of another. I'm taking 4 of Russian, and it's very easy to me. But I don't know if I should take 2 of Chinese or Latin. If you don't think I should take either, my school also offers Japanese (which i took a boring year of), Spanish (which everyone takes), French (which I hate), German (which would be fun but a lot of people take it), and Arabic.

Today in school was the course selection sheets for next year. I'm in 10th grade and I can't decide if I want to take Spanish 3 (I had Spanish 1 and currently in Spanish 2), or to learn Chinese 1. I always wanted to take Chinese ever since I don't even know. I never really wanted to take Spanish, my mom made me. I really don't want to waste Spanish because I got all A's in Spanish and I am very good at it. But I know I can take Chinese courses in college, but I want to learn Chinese now. I am so undecided that I will leave it up to the person who convinces me the most to change my future (future, Spanish hehe ;).

I'm just a beginner Mandarin language learner and I find Chinese so beautiful! What do you think?

The pinyin is cun (first tone), and the sentence is: 红色的嘴CUN总是好时髦的。 My teacher wrote the character out for me, but I can't read her handwriting and the characters my computer offers won't match what she wrote. It looks like there's a a roof radical, a mouth radical at the bottom, and something else between the roof and mouth.

I.e. a proper course or any materials; I am a beginner. Look for a low cost but excellent Chinese language programme that can take me up to a good level of Chinese language. Perhaps with options to progress further. Thank you very much!

If you don't know the answer, please DON'T GUESS. How do you say "of" and "the" in Chinese language?

I am getting a tattoo and I want Chinese symbols in the tattoo that mean battles beside angels. in as few symbols as possible as long as it shows that meaning. no more than 3 or 4.

I plan to take Chinese lessons next month, so I want to know something first about Chinese characters. Since there are now two Chinese writing systems I can learn in Chinese lessons, how much does simplified Chinese differ from traditional? Seeing as there are thousands of characters in Chinese, they couldn't have changed all of them. So how many were "simplified"? Especially ones that are seen in common usage.