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Nice to meet you! I'm Nichole. I'm a lovely, kind and considerate girl. I was born in Tianjin and got university life in Guangzhou. I work in Beijing, China now. I have graduated from university with double-degree. One is English, the other is Law. I have passed National Proficiency Test of Mandarin and taught a German Chinese so that I can help you learn Chinese if you're interested in. I think we could share lots of interests, such as travelling, exploring the unknown, being gourmet, enjoying concert and watching movies. I work in a state-owned company as a translator. We can contact with each other through email which is [email protected]
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Persian (Farsi)
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  • Answered
    This phrase is more polite which was mostly used in ancient China. It is normally spoken when someone is talking to another with higher social position or older in age. In daily life, Byebye is the most frequent and effective word to express that you are done on a telephone conversation. Even though it is an English word, it is commonly used among Chinese people. Thanks. Hope you enjoy your Mandarin learning. :) Cheers, Nichole
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    September 25, 2013
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    Hi Lorena, How are you? Nice to meet you! The adjective with "ed" as suffix is usually put behind somebody(I/You/He/She/We/They) to express one's feeling, however the adjective with "ing" as suffix is usually put behind something. It is the difference. Hope this answer could help you get better understanding. Thanks! :)
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    February 21, 2013
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    Hi there, Salam! Hole shoma chetorah As for the third sentence, the second "too" should be changed into "to". "too+ adj.+to+v." is a fixed phrase which means that someday can't do(v.) something because he is too (adj.) :) Have a nice day!
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    February 19, 2013
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    February 9, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    你好
    我从伊朗来，会说波斯语，目前在中国学习汉语。我想有中国朋友，也很想学习汉语、了解春节等中国风俗文化，爱吃中国菜等等。。。。中国女孩也很友好。。

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    February 9, 2013
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    在谢菲尔德农历新年

    今天晚上我会只写一篇简短的随感。刚才我得到消息，谢菲尔德市政厅邀请我担任中国农历新年庆典的主持人，所以我现在必须学一些礼貌性的、官方性的中文表达！我既高兴，又紧张！这将是我第一次同时用英文和中文进行交流！

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    January 24, 2013
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    January 23, 2013
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    Searching for oral Persian learning Hi Everyone! Thanks for reading my question here. I would like to find some online data/documents which could pronounce Persian in Roman letters so that I could learn more and easier. Would you please share sth. to me? Or you could send the information to my email which is [email protected] I appreciate your kind help. Thanks advance. Best regards, Nichole
    January 6, 2013
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    You could translate 真没办法 into this following sentence. I have nothing to do on it. As for other uestions, the above answer is pretty exact already, I think. :)
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    January 6, 2013
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    The most important thing is who you are and what you do. That's my opinion, because I don't know why you added the word "yourself" at the end. Thanks!
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    January 6, 2013
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