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I am graduated in Foreign Trade, I work for a chinese businessman, I am a kind of personal relationships and executive secretary. A lot of things to do every day, everytime, I almost never have time for lunch... But I am here to say... I want so much to learn mandarin...
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    Pinyin first? Is it really necessary to master pinyin to learn mandarin? A friend of mine told me that I need to learn first the pynyin and then learn the characters of mandarin. Is that correct? Do you agree? Thanks.
    February 23, 2013
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    Learn radicals first is really important to learn mandarin? Or can I learn them during my studies?
    February 2, 2013
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    Learn radicals in mandarin Learn radicals first is really important to learn mandarin? Or can I learn them during my studies?
    February 2, 2013
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    How is the best way in learning to write in mandarin? I am starting learning mandarin and I noticed that some character are composed by radicals. Which is the importance of learning the radicals first? Do I need to learn radicals to learn to write in mandarin or can I start learning the characters right away?
    December 2, 2012
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    Help me if you can I am feeling down... Hi everyone! First, I'd like to thank you for your time reading my note. That's my first one, I know I am here to learn, but I also want to apologize for my terrible English, I promessed to myself writing here, "I won't use any kind of source wich would help me to translate any word". I need to confess it is dirficult for me... But I am really writing with my own knoledge of English. If you want, feel free to give me any kind of tip or a bit of advice, I'd like much more if you use some "prasal verbs" in your correction, becouse I don't know how to use "phrasal verbs" and I feel frustated with it... I wish I could... Sounds more natural speaking English. I want to improve my English and I really need to learn Chinese Mandarin, I work with chinese people and my lack of knoledge in this language is holding me back in my career, I can move up or claim up this ladder if I become proficient in this two languages or at least in one of them. Thank you for while! I hope to hear something from you! A big hug! PS - If you need any help in brazilian portuguese, you can count on me!
    December 2, 2012
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    Mais prática!

    Ontem por pela primeira vez, eu falei com alguém do Brasil. Nossa conversa me ajudou ouvir o pronuncia e o sotaque do Brasil. Tambem, eu aprendei Também aprendi algumas palavras e ditados como o palavra "bairro" e como pronunciar "ão" sem soando soar muito americano. LOL Kkkkk.... Eu Espero que possa falar com mais brasileiros para melhorar minhas habilidades de fala com português brasileiro. Hoje no trabalho, eu perguntei para alguém o tentar falando "tudo bem" e ela disse "DOODOO BEIN" rsrsrs!!

    "é isso ai"
    Let me know how I did!! :D :D :D

     

    Observação: quando nos referimos a nacionalidades ou sobre o idioma de alguém, não usamos letras maiúsculas no inicio da palavra como em inglês, a não ser que seja no começo de uma frase, ou você queira realmente enfatizar aquela determinada palavra.
    Portanto, posso dizer que eu falo português do Brasil porque sou brasileiro.
    Falo inglês americano porque morei nos EUA e inglês britânico por que eu morei em Londres.

    Espero ter ajudado.

     

    Note: when referring to nationality or the language of someone, do not use capital letters at the beginning of the word as in English, unless it is the beginning of a sentence, or you want to really emphasize that particular word.
    So I can say that I speak Brazilian's portuguese because I am Brazilian.
    I speak American English because I lived in the USA and UK English because I lived in London.

    I hope I helped.

    Congratulations! Keep going!!!

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    December 2, 2012
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    November 26, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself I am studying English and Mandarin.... Can we talk?
    November 8, 2012
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