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Hi! My name is Lise. It's interesting to be able to connect people from all over the world. I'm a native Mandarin speaker. Let's help each other to improve or we can just be a friend. Chatting about life, culture...everything. :-)
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    phrasal verb & preposition verb? I'd like to know are transitive phrasal verbs all can be separate? Like 'turn off the light', also can be 'turn the light off' if so, then 'look after' can't be separate therefore here 'after' is a preposition not a particle. Is that right? Thanks for answer me. I'm wondering how to define these two kinds of verbs.
    November 26, 2015
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    Wow..so I think this can be negative meaning. I've found it in a material from internet. It's a programme about english words that are often mispronounced. one of the presenter said 'I'm feeling really mean today' and cuz they did said a lot of hard pronounced words, so I thought she could be feel ill(an exaggeration,I thought too much...)...or she feel interesting about this subject. and in the end, she's just tried to be naughty. silly me.
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    February 12, 2014
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    What's does this mean? ' I'm feeling really mean today' Is that felling ill or feeling interesting? thank you!
    February 12, 2014
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    Learning languages is fun! Hi everyone, my name is Jen. I’d like to talk something about English. Our people learning English very early, but I think our English education more concentrate on grammar and test instead of talking. Sadly, We don't have much chance to speak English with native speakers. So generally speaking, our students are not good at talking English include of me. I'm interesting in English and western culture. Especially British English. Of course American English is also great but I think the way British pronounce is easier than American one for me. For instance, in Mandarin we don’t have much ‘r’ sound like American english does. Besides, I feel difficult to pronounce words like ‘remittance’ ‘Britain’ or ‘party’. The ‘t’ turns to another sound?( and if I thought wrong please tell me.) I hope I can improve my English, express myself fluently. Conversation is the uppermost thing. and watch TV series without subtitles!(haha, it’s not a simple task…still a long way to go.) by the way, I love watching TV series like..‘Being human’ …‘Downton abbey’… ’The IT crowd’ ‘The big bang theory’…etc. ----------------------------------------- I’ve got some questions: 1. Is TV series here correct? or have other name? 2. English punctuation marks is hard….. Thank you for correct me. If you need help in Chinese , feel free to connect me. I’m glad to help! (Traditional Chinese. I can also help with simplified Chinese, but I only type Traditional one… :)
    February 12, 2014
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    I just want to say this is informal phrase to say 'what?' for instance, you're stopped by your friend. then you can ask:幹嘛? That would be weird if you speak to your boss this. you can use '有什麼事(情)嗎?' to boss or elder. more plite :)
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    February 12, 2014
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    你會怎樣

    你有什麼建議? - What would you recommend?

    你會在這種情況下怎麼辦?- What would you do in that situation?

    你在這種情況下會怎麼辦?  more nature.
     
    你有什麼建議學習。 What would you recommend for studying.

    建議。  In Chinese, adjective alwalys in front of noun. so 學習(的)<adj.>建議<n.>
     
    I'm not sure how advance "would" is in mandarin. So if someone could go into more detail in english that would be great.

     

    would:將,(將)會 

    What would you recommend? 你有什麼建議? or 你會怎麼建議?

    What would you do if you get lost?  如果你迷路了,你會怎麼做(怎麼辦)?

    We often trensfer would to 有 or 會.

     


     

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    February 11, 2014
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    知道了。說話。To know. To speak.

    我說一點點普通話/中國。- I speak a little mandarin/chinese.

    我會說一點點漢語/普通話/中文。  I speak...-->我會(can)說...

    我講一些普通話/英文。- I speak some mandarin/chinese.

    我會說一些漢語/普通話/中文。
     

    When I said hello to the travel guide, he said "You speak chinese?". I replied saying that I speak some, but I'm not fluent in it.

    當我說你好的旅遊指南,他說:“你說中國人嗎?”。我回答說,我講了一些,但我不流利的。

    當我跟導遊打招呼的時候,他說:“你會說中文嗎?” 我回答說我會(講)一些,但(是)並不流利。

     

    打招呼<v.>:say hello

    中國人:a race   e.g.美國人(Americain)  英國人(british)

     

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    February 11, 2014
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