Hello, I'm a native Chinese speaker, and I'm fluent in English. I also studied in Japan for a year so I can speak Japanese as well. Currently I'm learning Spanish as a hobby. I'd like to practice and improve my Japanese and Spanish.If you want to learn Chinese or English, please feel free to contact me.
皆さん、こんにちは。私は日本に留学したことがありますので、基本的な会話なら大丈夫です。もし中国語や英語など練習したいなら、気軽に連絡してください。
Hola a todos, soy chino y estoy estudiando español. Hablo chino, inglés, japonés y un poco español. Puedo ayudarle con su chino y quiero praticar español contigo.
Chen, tienes muchas ganas de mejorar su español y eso me gusta mucho. Juntos podremos mejorar tu nivel de español al hablar. ¡A por ello!
Chen, you really want to learn Spanish and I love that. Together we can improve your conversational level. Let's do it!
What does TSU supplement mean?
A hotel sent me an email with all the room types and price list, but I couldn't figure out what does TSU supplement mean or what does TSU stands for. I already checked in my dictionary and online, but I couldn't find it.
Does anybody know what does it mean or is there any website that I can look up abbreviations like this?
Thank you!
December 1, 2016
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What’s the difference between “que” and “a la que” in these sentences?
Are these sentences all correct? If so, could you explain what’s the difference between them?
Las chicas a las que invito a almorzar viven cerca de la universidad.
Las chicas que invito a almorzar viven cerca de la universidad.
La chica, a la que quiero mucho, me regaló un libro.
La chica que quiero mucho me regaló un libro.
Thank you very much!
November 22, 2016
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Question about Reflexive Verb
After learning Spanish for one year, I still don’t understand how reflexive verb works.
For example:1.Me lavo las manos.
2. Lavo mis manos.
Are these two sentences all correct? If so, what’s the difference between those two?
Muchas Gracias.
November 17, 2016
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How to acquire a native Spanish accent?
Is there any book or video that teaches people how to acquire a native Spanish accent? When I was learning English, I used a book called “American accent training”,which I find very useful. So I was wondering if there’s a similar book for Spanish that teaches some tricks, such as, they don’t always pronounce the “s” sound in the word or how they eliminate the “d” sound in the -ado suffix.
¡Muchas Gracias!
November 7, 2016
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Mi pensamiento
Ya he aprendido el español un año pero últimamente el progreso es muy despacio. No sé cómo mejorar mi nivel de español. He tratado ver varias películas y telenovelas, pero no entiendo lo que dicen sin subtitulo. Pienso que si lo uso más, voy a poder hablarlo finalmente, pero no soy seguro.
En China no hay mucha gente que hablan español y es muy difícil encontrar lo que habla. Cuándo hable español, voy a viajar a España y Latino América. Esperanzo que el día vendrá pronto.
October 24, 2016
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Which is the most difficult language to learn?
For Chinese language learners, Arabic is usually considered as the most difficult language to learn. So I wonder for native English speakers or the people who don't speak any Asian or Arabic language, which is more difficult to learn? Chinese or Arabic? Or do you have any other language you want to nominate? (I mean the language which is still widely used, so Sanskrit doesn't count)
June 9, 2016
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How to use the word "se"
1.El perro se me murió.
2.Se me acaba de ocurrir una idea.
Why use "se " in these sentences? Can I remove "se" and just say "El perro murió" and "Me acaba de ocurrir una idea."?
Muchas Gracias
June 7, 2016
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Choose the language you like. I think both Chinese and Korean are hard but I noticed that you have learned Japanese before, which will be a huge advantage. As you said, because you know kanji, you don't need to worry about learning how to write Chinese characters cause there're a lot of similarities. And the grammar of Japanese and Korean are basically the same. If you really can't decide, I recommand you to learn both.