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Luke yahoo.com.au 2013-05-24 / 01:12PM
Hi Benny,
If you get time can you help me with this translation?
B: Hi Sally. Nǐ hǎo – Hi Sally, hello
A: Hi Benny. Nǐ hǎo – Hi Benny, hello
B: Wǒ huílai le. – I’m back/I have returned
A: Én? Nǐ búshì yǒu yīgè huì yào kāi ma? – Well? You not going to open the meeting?
B: Kāihuì? – Hold a meeting?
A: Duì ā, sān diǎn de huìyì. – Correct, 3 o’clock meeting.
B: Ào, duìbuqǐ, wǒ wàng le. – Oh, I’m sorry, I forgot.
A: Kuài qù. – Go quickly.
B: Duìbuqǐ, wǒ bìxū xiān zǒu le. Xièxie nǐ tíxǐng wǒ. – I’m sorry, I must go first. Thankyou for reminding me.
A: Bùyòngxiè, kuài qù. – You’re welcom/No need to thank, Go quickly.
B: Zàijiàn! – Bye
A: Zàijiàn! – Bye
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2009-06-15 / 08:58PM
yeay! new words 2day!
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2009-08-31 / 11:45AM
what does “wo bixu xian zou le”means?
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2009-09-03 / 08:39PM
Wo bixu xian zou le means I have to go now
;)
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2009-09-11 / 05:59PM
I must go now
竹内
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2009-09-23 / 10:22PM
thanks!
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2009-09-23 / 10:23PM
thanks!
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2009-09-23 / 10:27PM
what does “ni bushi you yige hui yao kai ma”means?
2009-09-24 / 06:57PM
“Don’t you have a meeting (to deal with)?”
“hui yao kai”
-kai hui I guess means either to chair a meeting or to attend a meeting …and hui yao kai means a meeting to be chaired/to attended..also its like gongzuo yao zuo (工作要做) = work to be done
Bye ;)
2009-09-24 / 06:57PM
“Don’t you have a meeting (to deal with)?”
“hui yao kai”
-kai hui I guess means either to chair a meeting or to attend a meeting …and hui yao kai means a meeting to be chaired/to attended..also its like gongzuo yao zuo (工作要做) = work to be done
Bye ;)
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2009-09-24 / 07:00PM
Sorry for the deouble reply.. there was something wrong with the website I guess.. and I dont know how to erase it :s
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2009-10-12 / 05:29PM
That’s right, ouzhan
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2009-10-27 / 08:57PM
Wo hen xihuan Sally
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2013-05-24 / 01:12PM
Hi Benny,
If you get time can you help me with this translation?
B: Hi Sally. Nǐ hǎo – Hi Sally, hello
A: Hi Benny. Nǐ hǎo – Hi Benny, hello
B: Wǒ huílai le. – I’m back/I have returned
A: Én? Nǐ búshì yǒu yīgè huì yào kāi ma? – Well? You not going to open the meeting?
B: Kāihuì? – Hold a meeting?
A: Duì ā, sān diǎn de huìyì. – Correct, 3 o’clock meeting.
B: Ào, duìbuqǐ, wǒ wàng le. – Oh, I’m sorry, I forgot.
A: Kuài qù. – Go quickly.
B: Duìbuqǐ, wǒ bìxū xiān zǒu le. Xièxie nǐ tíxǐng wǒ. – I’m sorry, I must go first. Thankyou for reminding me.
A: Bùyòngxiè, kuài qù. – You’re welcom/No need to thank, Go quickly.
B: Zàijiàn! – Bye
A: Zàijiàn! – Bye
你好
你好
我回来了
恩?你不是有一个会要开吗?
开会
对阿,三点的会议
奥,对不起,我忘了
快去
对不起,我必须先走了。谢谢你提醒我。
不用谢,快去。
再见
再见
Also can you check the Hanzi?
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