To get a knowdege is good so that you able to communicate with you people with chinese like eg i have nursery school and i alway look for sponsor i can not communite.

If you can't live in China and don't really have the time for a class. What should you study with? And is it even possible to learn Mandarin if you don't have that much time? After all, the language is entirely different and I'm not a kid anymore. Some suggestions would help.

how do you say "funny" in mandarin chinese.

Every time I have small conversations I often get asked what do I do for a living or what is my educational background. I don't know how to say them in Chinese and hope to find someone to help me out. THANKS! Here goes: My major in College was Supply Chain Management / Operations Management. I've worked in the oil & gas industry doing purchasing. I also worked as a estimating analyst for a construction & engineering company that builds power plants, oil refinery - anything that relates to Oil & Gas & Energy.

1. The Eiffel Tower is beautiful during night time. 2. There are many tourists who go to Paris because they want to see the Eiffel Tower. 3. This is a Military Academy. 4. This picture was taken night time. Thank you so much! xie xie! :>

thats for ma duty at school tbvh

I feel like they all have the meaning "hurry" / "immediately" so I tried to remember all the different words I know that mean either "hurry" or "immediately" to ask the difference. THANKS!

could you translate that in chinese please :D

Re arrange these sentence

Example: ABCDEFGH （No space and comma)

It seems a lot of people are emphasizing how important it is to learn Mandarin Chinese, although the importance of it seems exaggerated. I understand the economics and business part, but other languages are important for that also, although perhaps not as much. Another thing is the number of speakers worldwide, I understand that TONS of people speak Mandarin Chinese, but most of them are concentrated in China. Why is this?

I have already begun taking Spanish (in college) and have signed up to enter Spanish II. I love spanish, but I also want to get the basics of Chinese. I already know basic spanish from high school, but I'm definitely not fluent. My major in International Business (with finance or marketing, I havent decided yet) Would it be okay to just take 2 years of spanish and 2 years of Chinese? Or would future employers be discouraged that I didnt take 4 years of the same language. I really want to take both. I know for sure that I can keep my GPA up with Spanish because I tend to catch on quickly with it, but Chinese is going to be so much harder. Any advice?

My house is very big. I have 12 rooms in my house. 5 people live in my house they are: father, mother, older brother, younger sister and myself. My room is not big but it isnt small either. In my room i have a bed, a desk and window. My room isnt colourful. It is empty and a boring. My dog lives in my room. Out side my house is a street, on the other side there is my back yard which is very small. There arnt any trees in my back yard. My car is usually parked in my garage but is also parked outside sometimes. I live in a western style house. Other rooms that my house has are: laundry, 4 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, 1 kitchen, 3 bathrooms, and 3 toilets. My laundry has a washing machine. This room is very small. My house has 2 refrigerators. And there is a phone in every-room in my house except for bathrooms. translation would be very helpful and into mandarin chinese would be very helpful to me thank you so much also the grammar is in english if you know enough chinese to put it in the correct format that would be awesome