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我是还初级 我学习汉语。我是还初级。 我很喜欢鲁迅。我愿意读书鲁迅的书。 我愿意会友。 ------------------------------------------------------------- I learn Chinese language. I am still a beginner. I like Lu Xun very much. I want to read Lu Xun's book. I want to meet friends.

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我是还初级

我在学习汉语。我还是初级。
我很喜欢鲁迅的作品。我喜欢读书鲁迅的书。
我愿意交新朋友友。


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I learn Chinese language. I am still a beginner.
I like Lu Xun very much. I want to read Lu Xun's book.
I want to meet friends.

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我是个新手 还初级 (“初级” is not uesd to modify people and it is usually put before a noun)

我学习汉语,但我还只是个初学者。我是还初级。 (”初学者“means beginner)
我很喜欢鲁迅。我愿意读书鲁迅的书。 
我愿意会友。


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I learn Chinese language but I am still a beginner.
I like Lu Xun very much. I want to read Lu Xun's book.
I want to make friends with you.


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我(是)还是初级

我学习汉语。我(是)还是初级。
我很喜欢鲁迅。我愿意读(书)鲁迅的书。
我愿意会友(交朋友)。


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I learn Chinese language. I am still a beginner.
I like Lu Xun very much. I want to read Lu Xun's book.
I want to meet friends.

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Oh, I got it. *_*! Thank you for your interesting explanation. I think he's a great thinker too.
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LuXun's gramma and vocabulary is between WenYanWen(文言文, ancient, literary) and BaiHuaWen(白话文, based on verbal language, but stantardized <led by the elite intelectuals, lot of them had the background of study abroad. >), just like the time he was living in. So although the time is not very long ago, but the gramma sometimes swing among ancient/modern, or Chinese/western,sometimes makes me feel stiff or odd. i lonly started to like him and his literature after i grown up. he's a great thinker.

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