Chinese Pinyin, again, could you please, check this text out. Hi, everyone. I was attended this text made of two or more different dialogues and it must be sound weird, anyway, just check him out if the tones in it are marked correct. Thank you. - Duìbuqĭ! - Méiguānxi. - Zhè shì shénme? - Zhè shì chá. - Ă? - Zhè shì Zhōngguó cài. - Ò... nà shì shénme? - Nà shì kāfēi. Nà shì sānmíngzhì. - Ă? Wŏ hé chá. - Wŏ chī Zhōngguó cài. - Ă? Shénme? - Zàijiàn! - Ò!

Pinyin. Could you check this text out please? The tones are marked correct? I need make sure because I found this text in the Net and I couldn't check him out by book. Thank you. - Тā shì shuí? - Ò, tā shì wŏ de bàba. - Ă? Shénme? - Bàba, tā shì wŏ de péngyou. - Ò, bófù, nín hăo! Huānyíng nĭ!

How I should call chinese girl? Hello, guys. Happy Holydays! I need your help. I've been traveling. I met a lot of people around the world. And the last week I've been in China. I've been there only for couple of days but I was really impressed. And I met one girl there... She works in a book store in the Canton and we made friends. Before I had left I asked her Facebook account or e-mail for keeping in touch but she doesn't have it instead she's given me a phone number. It's cool but there's one problem: I don't know Chinese and she can't speak English. I'm going to SMS her because I promised anyway. So my question is how I should call chinese girl to be polite? Or may be calling her by name is good option? Her name is Xu Xiang. Thank you guys.

I'll never make it home... One more idiom that I don't make sense. What is that phrase means? I ever thought it stand for "I will never can live here" or "I can't live here" but one guy told me that means just "I can't go back home". Please tell me is that right?

Thank you my teachers on Italki. When I had my first class on Italki I was nervous. I was nervous I wouldn't have any friends. I wasn't sure I could find the place I wasn't sure about my knowledge of English. I didn't know what to expect and it made me uncomfortable. I was however pleasantly surprised. That time when you asked me to tell something about myself I did. But I did that in a simple words and when conversation turned out to be harder I couldn't tell anything but simple "yes" or "no". That what I was taught during all of those days at my school. It's almost like the memories introduction we all have and pull our first day at school when teacher asked you to introduce yourself: Hi, my name is Malik. I'm twelve years old and I study English. It wasn't complicated to say but my teacher told me I should say much more. How on earth I could tell something's even about me written on a few pages? There’s no way... Well it's so easy to do now... First I want to say thank you guys who helped me by answering my questions here explaining me of grammar and idioms. And thank you my teachers who taught me immediately. Thank you Josh I had my first class and who'd I thought been drunk. Sorry. Thank you Tacha from California who freaked me out by telling me I should learn much more words speak English fluently. Thank you Rachie from Iowa, friend of mine on the Facebook. Thank you Amy from Lancaster, England we had class only once but I know she’s professional teacher who can explain any things of studying English. With a nice British accent. Thank you, Danielle from Michigan. Who has a beautiful voice but not talking a lot during our lessons. Thank you Ms. Helmer from Indiana my best friend on Italki. Having a big life experience you can talk about everything and being a nice person you've a lot of friends around the world. I really appreciate you. Thank you guys from Philippines where I’m now. You’re guys awesome. Thank you rest of you we had only trial sessions. Thank you guys who create this site. Keep working. Hi, my name is Malik. I’m twenty seven years old and I can speak English as so much better…

What "How would you know" does mean? I don't make sense the questions like: "How would you know if you were the last man on Earth?", "How would you know that a person is a mermaid?" "How would you know if a Spider bit you?" or "How would you know if you were allergic to something". Please explain me who knows. Thank you.

Как сказать "чтобы" по-английски... Всегда использовал "to+inf" и "that", а недавно обнаружил, что в английском языке другие варианты сказать "чтобы", то есть связать два предложения вместе. Для примера приведу фразу (целиком): "I want you TO put your hands up WHERE I can see them.... Ok, I want you TO keep your hands up, I'm gonna unlock the door. I want you TO count to 5, come in, close the door and lock it behind you." Вольный перевод: "Подними руки, ЧТОБЫ я их видел.... Ok, не опускай их. Я открою дверь (поверну замок) и хочу, ЧТОБЫ ты сосчитал до пяти, вошел и закрыл за собой." А как сказать по-английски "Говори громче, чтобы я слышал" или "Я настаиваю на том, чтобы мы пошли туда вместе"? Спасибо.

Can anyone explain to me what the deference between "had/have been" and "was" in Passive Voice. ... for instance: "I was invited" and "I had been invited" or this one "She showed me the article which had been translated by her brother" and what's wrong if I'll say "She showed me the article which was translated by her brother"? In which cases I should say like that? Thank you.

Hi, everyone.Somebody can explain what "come get me" does mean? For instance: "come get me smile" or "just come get me brat". I guess but I'm not sure... Thank you.