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2009-06-27 / 09:58AM | | ni hao, claudia, here are the correct sentences:
1. My favourite painter is H. U = wǒ zuì xǐ huān de huà jiā shì Hiroshige Utogawa
2. I have been studying him since some years = wǒ xué xi tā de zuò pǐn (his works) hěn duō nián le
3. I hope to become a good painter myself = wǒ xī wàng wǒ kě yi chéng wéi yí míng hěn hǎo de huà jiā
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2009-06-27 / 10:01AM | | In Chinese "I am going or I am on my way to…, you should say :xiàn zài (now) wǒ qù…..
The difference between “zuò and ràng” is “zuò = to do” while "ràng = let (let somebody do something)
“bu xing and bu hao” can both be used as a negative response to a “request” but bu hao also means “not good”
For “I do not agree” you should say “wǒ bù tóng yì”
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2009-06-27 / 10:06AM | | You can use “gāng (gang) + verb + le” to indicate something just happened
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2009-06-27 / 11:01AM | | To : Benny the Mandarin Teacher
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You can use “gāng (gang) + verb + le” to indicate something just happened
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2009-06-27 / 11:02AM | | To : Benny the Mandarin Teacher
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You can use “gāng (gang) + verb + le” to indicate something just happened
Benny | |
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Chinese Mandarin :Registered on : 2008-11-29 Language : English, French, German, Spanish Posts : 38 Responses : 60 Comments : 7 |
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2009-06-27 / 11:03AM | | To : Benny the Mandarin Teacher
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In Chinese "I am going or I am on my way to…, you should say :xiàn zài (now) wǒ qù…..
The difference between “zuò and ràng” is “zuò = to do” while "ràng = let (let somebody do something)
“bu xing and bu hao” can both be used as a negative response to a “request” but bu hao also means "not … | |
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2009-06-27 / 10:21PM | | To : claudia calisti(claudita)
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No problem at all. My friend.
As for the accepting the buddy.
You go to “my domain” under your profile page there is one section “my messages”
If you have any new request, the system will show you. Click the “new request” then click “more action”, then “accept”
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2009-06-28 / 10:12AM | | To : Benny the Mandarin Teacher
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No problem at all. My friend.
As for the accepting the buddy.
You go to “my domain” under your profile page there is one section “my messages”
If you have any new request, the system will show you. Click the “new request” then click “more action”, then “accept”
Benny | |
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