My name is Monica Angel (yes, Angel..)

I currently speak english, german, dutch, hindi, punjabi and you might count latin but I don't really speak it, but do know it very well. I'm guessing mandarin, spanish and french would be one of the most important ones. Spanish and french share some things don't they? I had a few spanish lessons and my sister knows french and it was a little similar, atleast on paper, haha. Mandarin is what interests me the most though. But I'm not sure if I would ever have a use for it. What do you guys think would be a good language to learn? Which would be more useful? Doesn't have to be spanish, french or mandarin, they just seemed pretty much one of the most spoken languages to me, not sure though.

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.

1. meet my 2 siblings! 2. these are my cousins 3. fell asleep on the way to the stadium 4. one more photo before we leave. 5. singing our victory song! 6. oops! the umbrella went upside down. 7. call the doctor please!

Even though both have the same meaning, "RIVER?"

i want to know only one chinese name of body parts?i donot want to know names of parts of body

I need in understanding this expresion because I have tried join the idea but I have been not able to... thanks in advance 前面 打 不到 车的 Qiánmiàn dǎ bù dào chē de in front, go for, not reaching, car, of

If I want to say "You are like your father" can I translate that in this way(你像你的父亲)? In this case I refer not to appearance physics but the way the person is. can I omit 的? 你像你的父亲 你像你父亲

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!

Putonghua Daily Oral. 9 years old Chinese in Hong Kong. Speaks Cantonese. And a bit Mandarin at school now. Would like some impr

I think it’s kind of Chinese Greetings, but not quite sure. Here's the Romanization: chin ren jieh kuai luh

I am studying how to connect two sentences that are relative with a pronoun to make one sentence. I wrote some sample sentences and I wan wondering if anyone can translate them into Mandarin Chinese. Thank you. 1. Bats are the only mammals that can fly. 2. That is the hospital where I was born. 3. Those are the siamese twins that are conjoined at the head 4. That is the car which is designed by Mitsubishi, not Honda. 5. Use the bathroom that's on the second floor, not the third floor. 6. Who is the man that is in the restaurant? 7. Read the license plate that is on the car.

I want to get a tattoo with this sentence in Chinese language. Thank you. Please respond.

Would it be Ni(3) ke(2)yi(1) gei(2) wo(3)? Where do you put the "shi" for it? Or similarly if you want to say "Can you give me the [noun]?" Where does the noun go in terms of word order in Chinese grammar? Thanks:

One of my family members wants to get a tattoo of the phrase "Trust No Man." in Chinese language. We've of course been looking online, but it seems each translator is different.