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I live in the USA and I work for a web mathematics software company. I come into contact with a variety of languages daily from colleagues in offices around the world. I like reading comics and manga. I play classical guitar, and I would like to learn piano. I *love* going to restaurants! I also like to try out new technology. Please help me learn beginning Chinese (I like Skype) and I will give English lessons in return. (I can also teach German or beginning Spanish in exchange for Mandarin Chinese! Please add me; thanks!)
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    July 19, 2013
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    Trolling troll is a troll

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    July 17, 2013
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    severla -- several ( ´_ゝ｀)

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    July 17, 2013
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    Best Websites or iPhone apps to practice writing Chinese! What are they?

    Hey! <(^_^<)

     

    I Have some wonderful apps that I use to learn Mandarin. The only thing they are missing is practice for writing and memorising the characters. I know severla words now, like xiao mao and lao hu and bi and all the colors, but I don't know any of the characters (>_<)

     

    What are the best apps or websites to learn characters for words?

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    ''He did scold by his boss'' Is this a correct form as well ? --> No, it is incorrect. It should be: He was scolded by his boss. or His boss scolded him. or He received a scolding from his boss. Hope this helps :-)
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    July 17, 2013
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    Both are correct! They are interchangeable. However, fix the commas: Just now the boss called you up and, he WANTS you to return his call. --->Fix the comma: Just now the boss called you up, and he WANTS you to return his call. Just now the boss called you up and, he WANTED you to return his call. --->Fix the comma: Just now the boss called you up, and he WANTED you to return his call. Hope this helps <(^.^<)
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    July 17, 2013
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    1) Did I suppose to take back the letter ? --> This sentence is incorrect. You cannot say "Did I supposed to". "Did" is wrong, here. You have to say "Was I supposed to". 2) Was I supposed to take back the letter ? --> This sentence is correct! "Was I supposed to" is correct. Hope this helps ^_^
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    July 17, 2013
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    Yes. The sentences mean the same thing. I think the second sentence sounds more natural, but both are 100% correct. They are interchangeable. Hope this helps ^_^
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    July 17, 2013
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    It is rude. It is an Australian phrase. Only Australians say this. It is not polite. It means: 1. Go away 2. Leave right now because I hate you 3. You are bad It means these things in a very rude and vulgar manner. please do not say it =)
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    July 17, 2013
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    It is a caterpillar. I have never seen this kind of caterpillar before. It's cute :-)
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    July 17, 2013
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