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Registered on : 2008-02-28
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lawrence
Date : 2008-02-29 / 12:40PM
hi benny,just a quick question, how to say ‘later’ and ‘almost’ in mandarin? like, for instance:
1) I will eat rice later
2) I almost drop my handphone
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Chinese Mandarin :Registered on : 2007-07-25 Language : None Posts : 2 Responses : 428 Comments : 0 |
| | benny bennysland.com
2008-02-29 / 01:30PM | | ni hao Lawrence!
later = yǐ hǒu, but in your case later is " děng yi xià or yǐ huì er" which literally means wait a moment, therefore your sentence is :
wǒ děng yi xià /yí huì er chī = I will eat rice later
And almost is “jī hū”, I almost drop my hand phone = wǒ jī hū diào le wǒ de shǒu jī
Benny | |
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Chinese Mandarin :Registered on : 2008-02-28 Language : None Posts : 7 Responses : 24 Comments : 1 |
| | lawrence hotmail.com
2008-02-29 / 05:35PM | | Benny, Xie4 xie ni3 de hui2 da2 :) | |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2008-03-07 Language : None Posts : 4 Responses : 24 Comments : 0 |
| | Steven Gilmore gmail.com
2008-03-07 / 01:28PM | | Those words are very useful! | |
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