yi dian r, ke shi wo de han yu shuo de bu hao, ni ye hui shuo pu tong hua?
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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
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I came here in China for my Phd Studies. This is my first time to be in China. I love Chinese language studies. I love Chinese people. China and my country have been a long time friends. They have built up a railway from Tanzania to Zambia in 1969. Long live Tanzania. Long live china.
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I want to learn Chinese in a reputed institute whose certificate has value when it comes to Professional aspect.
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Really need help! I'm in China now and very close to graduating..So now I'm writing me thesis, it's about the books for beginners studying Chinese. If somebody used before New Practical Chinese reader book 1 or the book that is called 汉语教程 also the first one, please respond and tell me what do you think about these two books...would be very helpful if you can include where you are from, how long have you been studying Chinese and if you were studying in china, which university and which book you used!!
Thank you, everybody!!!
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General Chinese - 3 Answers
greeting respected officers!
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its for homework for friday
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I need to learn a lot of Chinese characters and phrases in order to survive this school year. What are your methods to remember Chinese characters, phrases and terms? Thanks!
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i do not understand what this phrase mean. please translate?
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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.
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I think it would make a good tattoo.
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Hey everyone, I’ve been looking all day about the Chinese alphabet and sadly I didn't find it.
I’m learning Chinese and I need the Chinese alphabet.
I heard that they don't have any alphabet....is it true???
Please help!!!!!!
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General Chinese - 4 Answers
im an 8th grader, and i have been taking French for 2 years.. And I don't really like it. And Next year we have the option to take Mandarin Chinese, and I was considering to take that. but people have told me it was really hard to learn and idk.. I kinda just wanna try something new and do it. What do you think? :)
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Chinese for Heritage Students - 4 Answers
Well, I'm a high school student and most likely won't be able to visit China any time soon, so what are other ways I can learn?
Are there any websites/programs out there that have native speakers say something?
Also, what is the best way to memorize characters? I'm having a hard time remembering how to write them.
Should I learn simplified Mandarin and traditional? I want to visit China in the future. Are there any benefits to learning both? From what I understand, Traditional is only used in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Thank you :)
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General Chinese - 4 Answers

I've done research but I can't find the answers to a few questions. How old exactly is mandarin Chinese ? Was it derived from Cantonese? Was it created specifically by the officials in Beijing as an artificial language or did it evolve naturally from an older Beijing dialect? Did old Mandarin chinese have more than 4 tones? Any insight you can provide me will be greatly appreciated
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