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Hi! I'm Izzie from Taiwan. Interested in any kind of languages,and i'd love to teach you Chinese if you want to learn ,.
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  • Answered
    It's totally different! qui=who,so the first sentence means "who are you?" "qu'est-ce que" we usually means "what" so the second sentence means "what is it?"
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    November 7, 2012
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  • Answered
    qui=who quel/quelle=what
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    November 7, 2012
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    Oui. But "tartine" means the bread with butter, and"toast" doesn't.
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    November 7, 2012
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    it means "in" here.
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    November 7, 2012
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  • Corrected

    晚上好！我的二（post）第二次po文

    晚上好！
    这是我的二（time）第二次写中文。
    我爱中文 ：）

    明天见！ ：）

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    November 4, 2012
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  • Corrected

    “雖然我有的時候會覺得你對小事情的反應有點誇張 :p 但是那些小事情其實並不重要。重要的是你再遇到新的狀況的時候，你都能夠適應得很好”

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    November 4, 2012
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    it can means ok, fine, good, or sometimes just echo of someone.
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    November 4, 2012
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    it mean already finished something. we put it in the end of sentence normally. eg. 我吃過了 我去過了 我看過了
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    November 4, 2012
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