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I love supernatural, walking dead, a game of thrones (hope we have these in common haha) Welcome friends who would like to know about China and learn Chinese. I could be shy at the first time when we chat, which I've been improving recently (social skill,:)) Feel free to contact me through whatsapp, skype ,qq, and wechat.
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    In English, what's the words of "要面子"
    May 28, 2013
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    Well, I've read a book whose name is 《Lolita》, it tells a story about a middle-aged man fall in love with a 12-year-old girl. And then, this word "Lolita" was widely used in Janpan to describe girls who are very cute in childhood. 也不会假装可怜小萝莉塔--won't pretend to be a cute girl who behave sweetly... You could try to look up on "Baidu" and type in "lolita"
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    March 2, 2013
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    1.算不上: not really/ not that much, for example: you must be the teacher's favorite student -- no, not really (算不上,其实不是) 2. 不要紧:it doesn't matter, it's ok/cool, for example: you got hurt/ you okay? --不要紧,我很好 3. 弄得:1. (it should be 弄的)come into existing/ make sth happened/ how to deal with, for example: "I passed the exam -- how did u do that/ how did u make it-- 你是怎么弄的/ 怎么弄的", 2. 弄得--yes, that's it (就是它了),means then that is our final decision/ let's do it/ it'll works, for example, what do u say we go to the park to have a rest -- 弄得!great, let's do it 4. 受不起 (跟 '受不了' 一样吗?) no, not the same, 受不起 means the words you say to me or the presents you give is more than i deserve, i am not good enough to recieve them. 受不了 means "i can't stand it anymore"/ "it's more than that i can bear" 5. 伤不起: sometimes we say"桑不起" for fun, which means "i can do nothing on it"/ "can not help but say 伤不起", for example, I am still single when the valentines day comes, that is really "伤不起啊" 6. 可不是嘛? this is equal to "是啊,对",means "definitely yes!", 可不是嘛 shows a more strong emotion over sth, for example,"Crap, the exam is totally a disaster. -- you don't say 可不是吗" 7.怎么回事 ( '怎么了' 类似??) yes, they two can be used mutually, means "what happened?" 7.我说呢:i knew it ! / that's what it was, when sth happen and it is within our imagination, for example, "Tell you what, XXX haven't had a girl friend yet !" -- "I knew it我说呢, i never see him with any girl. Now I'm getting hopes." 8.难道: The rhetorical question, used in the front of a sentence, 难道你不喜欢这本书?! "don't u like the book! I know u do!" 9.难怪: no wonder..., for example, “he had a crush on that girl”--"no wonder he was stammering.难怪他说话磕磕巴巴的"
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    February 15, 2013
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    well "期待" in our daily talk more often used in this way "i hope thing works/ i hope everything goes well." or sometimes we would use it when we want others to do sth "想" is a informal word, often in verbal and casual conversation, which has the similar meaning as "期待", but there are some different meaning, like "我很想你"--i miss u very much, and "我想吃泰国菜"--i prefer thai food, or "我想回家了- i wanna go home"
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    February 15, 2013
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    "向" emphasize the direction and the process of going towards someplace, for example : 他正向商店走去 --he is walking towards the store; 汽车准备向右转 -- The bus was to turn right. "到" emphasize a certain time point not a period, like "你到哪里了"--where are u now?, means where you have arrived right now, a specific place. and "你到家了吗?" -- have you arrived home yet?
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    February 15, 2013
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    "i just don't have it together like you do" i saw the sentence "I just don't have it together like you do. " on a american tv series "Baby Daddy" and the subtitle translate it as "I'm not that as excellent as you." because the man is making an apology to a lady. so i was wondering if the sentence "have it together like you do" has that kind of meaning. sorry if i didn't make my point clear enough
    February 12, 2013
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    "I just don't have it together like you do. " i saw the sentence "I just don't have it together like you do. " on a american tv series "Baby Daddy" and the subtitle translate it as "I'm not that as excellent as you." because the man is making an apologize to a lady. so i was wondering if the sentence "have it together like you do" has that kind of meaning. sorry if i didn't make my point clear enough
    February 12, 2013
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    the differece between "me too" and "the same as me" when we usually respond to others' words, like greeting or statements, how to choose the correct one in different various scenes?Once, a lady and I were to say something about buying clothes, I was after her, thinking that we had the same idea, therefore I said "Me, too." And the teacher told me that I was supposed to say "the same as me."
    February 4, 2013
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    "ever" in Ameirica I notice that the word - "ever" seems to be used in verbal language quiet frequent. When will you usually add the word "ever" in your daily talks?
    February 3, 2013
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    please help me with a question " ___ both sides accept the areement ____ a lasting peace be established in this region." The answer is "Only if ; will " my confusion is : 1. is the sentence correct? 2. shouldn't the word "accept" change into "accpeted", 'cause this is a subjunctive mood.
    January 23, 2013
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