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Hoping to be fluent in japanese, mandarin, catalan, swedish and maybe korean and french...
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    They are all basically the same in the sense that they mean that something is cute or good-looking, but at the same time they have some differences. BONITO: Is the equivalent of cute, meaning the thing is average but cute. HERMOSO Y BELLO: The same as bonito but with a greater sense of beauty, it is TRULLY beautiful. GUAPO: Is an adjective meaning good-looking but only directed at men, in fact all of those words are in masculine form. LINDO: The same as bonito. I hope it is helpful to you...
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    April 29, 2014
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    why is 要 being use here? I came across the sentence: 好像要下雨了 - haoxiang yao xia yu le So i am confuse because i dont know why the verb 要 is being use here, shouldnt it be: 好像下雨了 - haoxiang xia yu le Thanks in advance...
    April 29, 2014
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    Can someone explain to me the difference between 了 and 以前? Those two grammar points seem very similar...
    April 21, 2014
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    What's the difference between tai...le and ...jile Both expressions seem to mean extremely, for example: - 太好了 - 好极了
    April 8, 2014
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    What's the difference between mae ni and mae kara? Anyone know the answer??
    April 6, 2014
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    How do you pronounce @ in mandarin chinese? Please provide me with the character...
    March 17, 2014
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    How do you use te form + iku? like in the sentence "niku o motte ikimasho"
    March 9, 2014
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    What is the difference between hui (回) and huilai (回来) They both mean "to return"
    March 6, 2014
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    How do you pronounce 4 third tones in a row in mandarin? 请你好好对她 - "Qǐng nǐ hǎohǎo" duì tā...for example
    March 6, 2014
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    How many Kanjis do you get in the Assimil Japanese course??? ...
    February 27, 2014
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