Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2009-08-15 Language : None Posts : 0 Responses : 1 Comments : 0 |
| | tulipa hotmail.fr
2009-08-18 / 10:31PM | | i’ve seen this hurricane on different channels on tv, it was really chocking,i mean it was so huge and there was a very big loss,dead and missing people and material loss,i just want to say that i feel a big compassion towards tai wan people and towards everyone on such a catastophe in this world,unfortentlly all i can do is hoping they save lives as soon as possible and i really wish missing people will be fond. | |
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Chinese Mandarin :Registered on : 2007-07-24 Language : None Posts : 12 Responses : 96 Comments : 3 |
| | Toshimi Kira msn.jp
2009-08-20 / 09:19AM | | Very sad indeed. I see this in the new in Japan. | |
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| | French guy rocketmail.com
2009-08-20 / 09:28PM | | Very sad indeed. I see this in the new in Japan. Are all the japanese girls so cute!? More seriously I’m wondering about learning Japanese or Mandarin and I don’t know which one is the “better”. I mean: these languages are part of two different cultures, so learning one of them involve to learn the culture. Anyway, who are the most significant japanese “philosophers” (the chinese ones are well-known: Confucius, Lao Tse, Sun Tzu…)? | |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2007-01-01 Language : English, Mandarin Chinese Posts : 0 Responses : 2359 Comments : 75 |
| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher bennysland.com
2009-08-20 / 09:41PM | | Hi,
In terms of the numbers of people and usage, definitely Chinese is more useful than Japanese(assume that you’re not in Japan).
However, at the end of the day, this is your decision to decide which language you need to learn
Benny
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| | claudia calisti(claudita) tiscali.it
2009-08-21 / 10:38AM | | To : Benny the Mandarin Teacher
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Hi,
In terms of the numbers of people and usage, definitely Chinese is more useful than Japanese(assume that you’re not in Japan).
However, at the end of the day, this is your decision to decide which language you need to learn
Benny Hi Benny: first of all I want to congratulate you for the always more interesting themes you write on your blog.
Then I think you are right in your analysis of the Tai Wan Gvernment choiches: but they are not only political choiches but also “ingenuos” (I want to be polite…)choiches. How could them imagine that who give help today, ’ll ask for the bill tomorrow?? if they are afraid of China…ok…but in the meantime they are entering in the bear lain….
AS Italy: yesterday we used help from Usa and todaday Italy is the waiter of USA!(fuwuyuan? yes sir!). anyway:people life must come before all. | |
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| | claudia calisti(claudita) tiscali.it
2009-08-21 / 10:51AM | | To : Benny the Mandarin Teacher
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Hi,
In terms of the numbers of people and usage, definitely Chinese is more useful than Japanese(assume that you’re not in Japan).
However, at the end of the day, this is your decision to decide which language you need to learn
Benny by the way of languages: whatis the meaningof the name TAI WAN? may be :
1 queen of the night but must be Wen Tai
2 tabletennis night but ‘d be strange to name so a land…
3 night sun
4 death night (oh my God)
5 too much evening
6 table night
or tai(feng)night and this ’d be a yuyan
or hip hurrà to the queen?
hat’s enough! better you say me!!! | |
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Chinese Mandarin :Registered on : 2007-01-01 Language : English, Mandarin Chinese Posts : 0 Responses : 2359 Comments : 75 |
| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher bennysland.com
2009-08-21 / 02:20PM | | To : claudia calisti(claudita)
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Hi Benny: first of all I want to congratulate you for the always more interesting themes you write on your blog.
Then I think you are right in your analysis of the Tai Wan Gvernment choiches: but they are not only political choiches but also “ingenuos” (I want to be polite…)choiches. How could… I agree with you, Claudia. People’s life is always the priority to everything. Politics can’t be compared the hundreds of lives
Benny
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Chinese Mandarin :Registered on : 2007-01-01 Language : English, Mandarin Chinese Posts : 0 Responses : 2359 Comments : 75 |
| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher bennysland.com
2009-08-21 / 02:23PM | | To : claudia calisti(claudita)
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by the way of languages: whatis the meaningof the name TAI WAN? may be :
1 queen of the night but must be Wen Tai
2 tabletennis night but ’d be strange to name so a land…
3 night sun
4 death night (oh my God)
5 too much evening
6 table night
or tai(feng)night and this ’d be a yuyan
or… Hi Claudia,
As far as I know, Tai wan’s name can’t tacked to the early "Ming Dynasty“. “tái” is the word from “tai feng” which means “Typhoon” and “wan” means “bay.”
Benny
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2008-11-29 Language : English, French, German, Spanish Posts : 38 Responses : 60 Comments : 7 |
| | claudia calisti(claudita) tiscali.it
2009-08-21 / 02:59PM | | To : Benny the Mandarin Teacher
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Hi Claudia,
As far as I know, Tai wan’s name can’t tacked to the early "Ming Dynasty“. “tái” is the word from “tai feng” which means “Typhoon” and “wan” means “bay.”
Benny aha ah! I was near to the right! so Typhoon bay!! as a terrible forecast!(yuyan?) | |
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Chinese Mandarin :Registered on : 2007-01-01 Language : English, Mandarin Chinese Posts : 0 Responses : 2359 Comments : 75 |
| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher bennysland.com
2009-08-21 / 03:50PM | | Yes, exactly. yu yan = forecast
Benny
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