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Hello everyone, this is Ma Liang from China. I want to improve my German proficiency here as I am heading there next year. I would be more than happy to teach you Chinese and give you some insights on the country, the people and the culture here.
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    November 26, 2012
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    November 25, 2012
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    here is the thing: both are right. Grammar isn't taken that seriously in Chinese. It depends on which part of the sentence you want to emphasis on. 1) 那盏小关昨天买的灯我不喜欢。 2) 那盏昨天小关买的灯我不喜欢。 3) 小关昨天买的那盏灯我不喜欢。 4) 昨天小关买的那盏灯我不喜欢。 5) 我不喜欢……
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    November 25, 2012
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    最 means the most. It should be a single one like Shanghai is the biggest city in China.上海是中国最大的城市。 If you use 四大 or 五大, it mean one in a few . there is no comparison here..
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    November 25, 2012
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    I would just say: 谢谢. Because in Chinese there is no expression like " thanks for your attention". It's a very English. Normally at the end of a presentation we would just say something like" thanks for coming or something like" this is it. thanks a lot"
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    November 25, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Hello everyone, this is Ma Liang. I used to be a German major and I am working for a German company now. I have never been to Germany though due to a lot of reasons, but I would love to in the near future. My German is good enough to have a nice conversion with a native speaker regarding any topic, but still I am very interested in every aspect of German culture, and that's why I am here. If you are interested in China and the Chinese, or you are a Chinese beginner, feel free to contact me. My language proficiency: Chinese: Native German C1 English >C1
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