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Hi everyone. My name is Faizal, and you can call me Paul. I'm from Malaysia. I'm looking forward to meet anybody who can help me out practicing a little bit of Mandarin Chinese. Btw, I can help you with my native language Malay as much as i can :) Thanks.
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    Can someone tranlate the sentences below in Mandarin Chinese? "My Mandarin Chinese was not so good. If I made a mistake, please correct me!"
    May 14, 2014
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    How to write a date in Mandarin Chinese? Eg: 5th of February 2013/ February 5, 2013
    August 31, 2013
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    不是 means am not/ isn't/ aren't/ wasn't/ weren't. 不 can't stand on its own. it must be added with verb-to-be/ aux. verb or verbs themselves. (不+verb-to-be/aux. verb or 不+verb).
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    August 26, 2013
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    我是 (I Am: A Mandarin Poem) 我是 你好， 我爱你。 你不看？ 你不觉得？ 太阳暖和你， 风拿和平， 都因为我说。 对，我爱你。 看，鸟颤歌， 看，兔子跳， 自然界漂亮。。。我看都。 但是你不看我？ “那是我” 你问。 。。。我 是。。。 和，我爱你。
    August 25, 2013
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    hmm i heard it from a video on youtube long b4. from the voice tone they used, sound like angry exclamation. perhaps it's a local dialect
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    July 3, 2013
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    i think it's an interjection. spoken in Malaysia/ Singapore. at first, i thought it's a Hokkien word.
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    July 3, 2013
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    I came across this Chinese word "yet meh!". i'm not sure whether it's Mandarin, Hokkien or etc. i guess, it could be a nasty word.anyone know, what does it means??
    July 2, 2013
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    June 14, 2013
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    In English, we have such answers below for YES/NO questions, how about Mandarin? Sample answers: -yes, i am, -yes, he/she is -yes, we/you/they are (verb-to-be) -yes, i do, -yes, he/she does -yes, we/you/they do (verb-to-do) p/s: same goes to negative answers like no, i am not & so on.
    June 13, 2013
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  • Answered
    thanks, vincent. that's really helpful!
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    June 12, 2013
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