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Chinese Mandarin : Chinese Mandarin Level

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Sergiu Turcanu turcanu.net
2007-12-15 / 03:34AM

Very practical as Chinese people do talk often about weather. But the lesson is not easy since you included too many new words I think… still, good selection!

I’ve got one question, I remember while in China I used too use: (I’m not sure I’m spelling it right in pinyin) “tai jjuo” meaning “very hot” and I don’t remember people using “hen re”. Well it’s probably just me, but i thought it’s worth asking. Thanks!

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miss pinyin bennysland
2007-12-17 / 05:41PM

Hey. Sergiu Turcanu. Good question.

First, if you want to say “very hot” which means the temperature. you can say
“tai re” and i can not figue out the"jjuo". could you give me one more example? i guess if you want to say the food is over cooked. (so it is very hot) you would say"tai jiao".

But ,remember.our team is always glad to hear the different saying, so we can discuss about it together. Thank you for joining us. looking forward to hearing from you .

Chinese Mandarin : Chinese Mandarin Level

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nadeen sofia yahoo.com
2008-05-07 / 01:45PM

is dis correct?

wei shema,wo que de zuo tian zhen me re?
tang ren la,shi yin wei zuo tian mei you yu le,hai you zuo tian shi qing tian…heheh

(pls correct my spelling) i knw theres a lot of error there…i was just testing.
xie2

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Leslie Estreller lycos.com
2008-08-18 / 04:12PM

Laoshi, how do you say the following in Chinese: windy day, snowy day?

What about when the temperature is minus 15 degrees? How do you say it?

China is using Celsius for degrees, right? Am just clarifying it because there are countries when they use degree for temperature it could mean degree(s) Fahrenheit.

One more thing, Laoshi. I keep on forgetting the expression when one wants to know how something is said in Mandarin. Please, teach me. Xiexie, laoshi.

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Daniel England hotmail.co.uk
2008-10-01 / 01:05AM

Nin hao laoshi (nin hao is polite, yes?) This really helped! I was just wondering because I do a lot of travelling on trains if I can download your videos? I would like to put them on my iPod and watch them as I was travelling… Haha, xie xie! Wo ai ni Benny! Haha!

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MonkeyLi web.de
2009-10-13 / 01:42AM

To : Daniel England

There a programms wich extract youtube files to your computer. Real Player is one of them! Just google it! IF Benny don’t mind of course!
By the way is your name realy england? For you are from UK? ^^ Just wondering. I love the U.K.!!! My favorite country (I am from germany T-T)