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claudia calisti(claudita)
Date : 2010-06-07 / 12:17PM
hai Benny Laoshi!
is the same to say:
zen me cheng hu nin
or
ni ji sui la?
and
shi shou jian zen me zou
or
shi shou jian zai nali?
many Thanks! biele Claudia nai nai
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| | momo gmail.com
2010-06-07 / 04:29PM | | hi
“zen me cheng hu nin” and “ni ji sui la” are different. The former means what’s your name and the latter means how old are you?
“shi[should be xi3?] shou jian zen me zou” and “shi shou jian zai nali” are similar. | |
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| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher askbenny.net
2010-06-07 / 08:55PM | | Hi Claudia Nai Nai,
Zen me cheng hu nin = How you would like to be called by me
Ni ji sui le = How old are you
I think “xi shou jian zai na li” is easier to say
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
2010-06-13 / 10:27AM | | To : Benny the Mandarin Teacher
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Hi Claudia Nai Nai,
Zen me cheng hu nin = How you would like to be called by me
Ni ji sui le = How old are you
I think “xi shou jian zai na li” is easier to say
Benny HI Benny! I made a mistake. I would say what is the difference between :
nide mingzi jiao shenme?
what is your name?
and
zen me cheng hu nin ?
but you helped very much explaining me that the second means how you would like to be called by me. That’s quite different to ask what is your name.
well. Many thanksssssssssss! bie lè Claudia nai nai | |
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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
2010-06-13 / 10:36AM | | hi
“zen me cheng hu nin” and “ni ji sui la” are different. The former means what’s your name and the latter means how old are you?
“shi[should be xi3?] shou jian zen me zou” and “shi shou jian zai nali” are similar. Hi MOMO: I made confusion between words.
I wanted know the difference between : nide mingzi jiao shenme?
and zhen me cheng hu nin?. NOw I know,they have quite different meaning, many thanks. And the difference between ni ji sui la and ni duo da le.( they are similar).
hao de! gan xie
Claudia nai nai | |
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| | Dimitri igs.vic.edu.au
2010-06-28 / 06:23PM | | If you make a mistake with any of the tones marks in a sentence, for example,
“xǐ shǒu jiān zài nǎ lǐ?” will a chinese person still understand what you are saying?
Also, how do you say “Can we please have noodles and lemonade?” (For ordering at a restaurant) and “Can we have the bill now?” I really need to know these for using in a restaurant because I am going to Beijing, China tomorrow and I don’t speak fluent Chinese.
Thanks Benny! | |
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