中文是一个种非常有趣的语言!

When we say A BOTTLE OF WATER, then the word BOTTLE here is not a NOUN, it's a QUANTIFIER that is used to quantify something. In English, quantifier is only used to quantify something uncountable, but in Chinese, quantifier is used for both countable and uncountable noun. It's a big difference. So, when you say a language/a country/a dog/a magazine, we say 一种语言/一个国家/一只狗/一本杂志. Now asmyou see, even if these words are countable, we still have to use quantifiers to describe them, and different quantifiers are used to describe different nouns, so you have to pay attention to them and try to memorize them.

今天我开始开始写中国字汉字, 这是一种非常有趣的语言如何创造的话。

汉字 is the proper noun for Chinese character/words.

的人谁不说中国话对于不会说中文的人，这似乎令人困惑.

Let me explain this,

对于 means FOR/TO

不会 means CAN'T/DON'T

说 means SPEAK

中文 means CHINESE

人 means PEOPLE

together, 不会说中文 should be  DON'T SPEAK CHINESE

不会说中文的 is like an adjectival phrase

and we put adjective or adjectival phrase before the described noun, so 不会说中文的 is placed before 人.

为什么单词“非洲”的意思是“non- (非) island (洲)”？

为什么我的家乡，英国，被称为“brave (英) country (国)”？

We call Africa 非洲, because the character 非 sounds like part of the word AFICA, just like what Jeff explained. We usually name these foreign proper nouns in this way,  to pick some chinese characters that sounds like them. So you don't have to think too much about what these chinese translation means, because most of the time they don't have any meaning, they just sound like them. It is just like you don't know what Shanghai or Beijing means.

它是这样一个种美丽的语言。我希望英语也能创造了这样的话词语。

也 means ALSO

能 means CAN

了 is used in past tense.

Hi Lewis, it's Claire again! :)

You said today you started to write Chinese, so do you write it on a paper or just type it with a keyboard? Curious to know hahaha!!lol

It's hard for me to explain all these differences between these two languages and I know it's also hard for you to understand, so I really try not to make the explantion complicated. Haha. I don't know whether you can understand what I said, but don't worry, just one step at a time, to master a new language takes time, we all know that. But it's great to see you are interested in chinese.

I guess you turned to the GOOGLE TRANSLATION for help, because it is a little bit like the way it translates words.

Keep moving, Lewis! and let's keep in touch!!