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2007-07-12 / 05:33AM
I have a question.
Wǒ hěn nán guò. 我很难过。I am sad
-Wǒ hěn jǐn zhāng. 我很紧张。I am nervous
Wǒ jué de hěn gū dān. 我觉得很孤单。I feel lonely
2007-07-12 / 06:14AM
sorry I messed up my initial question. (I tend to press the keys too fast.)
I’ll try to explain.
My question:
In- TOPIC: Basic
Title: Are you O.K.;
Some of the setences have the word “very” missing in the English translation; does Chinese carrie
2007-07-12 / 09:01AM
Many people think “ he is good “ in Chinese is “ ta shi hao” , but it doesn’t make sense. The correct one is “ta hen hao” , here “hen” is used as “ to be ”, if you want to say somebody or something is very good, in Chinese we say: ta fei chang hao. Fei chang means “very” the meaning is stronger then “hen”.
Therefore the structure is : subject + hen / fei chang + adjective. Here are some examples:
BMW hen gui
-— BMW is expensiveBMW fei chang gui
-— BMW is very expensive2007-07-12 / 09:20PM
I got it! So “Wo hen hao” means “He is good!” – Thanks BennY!
2007-07-13 / 04:21AM
Benny
-ni zhen bang—!!! You are the best mandarin teacher as you make it interesting with the topicsThanks
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2007-07-25 / 06:26PM
これは役に立ちます！謝謝！
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2007-07-25 / 07:45PM
Please don’t blame Barbra Streisand for that song. Blame Bill Murray.
I need sounds.
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2007-08-28 / 02:44AM
In one day, I’ve learn 5-6 lessons. There are 3 new very useful words I’ve learned in this lesson. Great technique of teaching. I’ll be around very often from now on. Thanks.
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2007-08-28 / 11:46AM
I’m so happy! Hope seeing more of you here, Sinxay! And ask me anytime!
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2007-08-31 / 02:54AM
wheres the Audio lessons?
its all just youtube stuff
wheres the written lessons?
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2008-06-21 / 01:20AM
你好吗Benny 我叫黄飞虎
我要问你一个问题。
Whats the meanning of the sentence Huan ying lai bennysland. Because in the beginning of the lesson said that mean here is bennysland but thats Zhe Li shi Bennysland.
谢谢你
再见
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2009-01-12 / 08:08PM
Wo hen kai xin.
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2009-02-09 / 07:09AM
Wǒ hěn gāoxìng。Shí hò，Wǒ xuéxí Pǔtōnghuà。Xièxiè Nǐ Benny Laǒ shī。
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2009-05-07 / 10:39PM
Hey Benny! What does the “ba” mean in “ni mei shi ba?” when can I use it and how? Thanks!
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2009-06-04 / 03:25AM
Hi Benny. That was a great lesson.
Am I right in saying that if you want to say “I am … (happy/sad/angry etc.)”, you omit the ‘to be’ verb, i.e the ‘am’ part?
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2010-05-07 / 04:44AM
Dear juan pablo benavente,
Huan ying lai Bennysland" means “Welcome to Bennysland”
Huan ying = welcome
lai = come
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