I want to say something like - I have been waiting here during 4 hours - during 4 hours I have been waiting here - here I have been waiting during 4 hours Note I can change the order of the words and the sentence keep meaning the same thing This other example is something like the previous 1 the house of my friend is green and beautiful 2 my friend's house is green and beatiful 3 green and beautiful is the house of my friend 4 the green house is of my friend is beautiful 5 my friend's green house is beautiful thanks in advance for answering Greeting

What is the English translate of this mandarin questions?

what is the difference between 太适合我 and 太适合我了 I do not understand what difference make 了 in this sentence I thank you in advance for answering

I have a question... Are these three question well formuled? and why? 你 为什么喜欢那个？ 为什么你喜欢那个？ 你喜欢那个 为什么？ why do you like "that"? the word "that" is to refer to something previously mentioned

I try了 to do a translation but my translation is not that good please help me translating and explaining me this in order that in next time I could translate this by myself 哇噻 见鬼了 Wasāi jiànguǐle Wow -damn 了 你 才见鬼呢? ni cái jiànguǐ ne You -while ago -go to hell -about? Thanks in advance for helping

I want to ask for this in Chinese: what is the difference between ### and ###? for example: 1) what is the difference between black and white? 2) what is the difference between (buy a first hand car) and (buy a second hand car)? thanks in advance for translation and explanation

I want to ask the follow question in chinese What makes this man think he can speak among us?

I do not know how to do comparisons in chinese, for example: Today is hotter than yesterday. My car is faster than yours. They laugh less fequently than we do. Paris is older than New York. Jack is a better student than John. Chinese is much more difficult than English. I am a bit taller than she is. Those trees are much stronger than these. It was much less interesting than I thought. thanks in advance for helping me with it

I want to know how to express superlative comparisons in chinese, for example: The Nile is the longest river in the world. What is the highest mountain in Europe? He says that money is the most important thing. Bill is the least intelligent student in the class. It was the most boring film that I have ever seen. They came to see me at the worst moment. Is that the best answer you can give? Thanks for answering in advanced

I am trying to know how to say the following expressions but I have been unable to translate them correctly The sentences are: The plane flew lower and lower. He studied harder and harder. He was able to speak English more and more easily. He got richer and richer. They visited her less and less frequently. She is becoming more and more beautiful. His situation became more and more difficult.

The more I reprimand him, the worse he behaves. The more I consider the problem, the less I can understand it. The less she exercises, the fatter she grows. The more money he earns, the happier he feels. The sooner you begin your work, the earlier you will finish it. The more he slept, the weaker he became.

help ,I need to translate these sentences these kind of expression I want to express in chinese, but I am not sure about how to express them The more I reprimand him, the worse he behaves. The more I consider the problem, the less I can understand it. The less she exercises, the fatter she grows. The more money he earns, the happier he feels. The sooner you begin your work, the earlier you will finish it. The more he slept, the weaker he became. thanks in advance for translating and explaining

somebody tell me that chinese has no irregular verbs but other people has tell me that there are some irregular verbs for example: 认为=Rènwéi=think 以为=Yǐwéi=thought are there other chinese irregular verbs or is this the only one? my question is also because it is supposed that we had to add 了 to the verb and it became past and 要 in case of future how many rules are there in chinese to express time?

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