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Hi, I'm a Chinese native speaker who also holds an International certificate from IPA for teaching Chinese as a second language. I have been teaching Chinese for more than ten years both in a private language school in Prague and a language center at Masaryk University in Brno. My students' ages range from 2 to 70+. For me, teaching Chinese is a hobby rather than a job. My husband and sons are Czechs, so that means teaching my mother tongue to foreigners already become part of my life. I enjoy it very much! I would like to find some friends to practice Czech, English, or French. I will help you to learn Mandarin Chinese.
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    Ok, let's start with the grammar. You basically need a subject in a sentence. "在花瓶里" acts as a prepositional phrase; "有" as a predicate verb; “很多” is like an attribute; “花儿” as an object. So the subject is missing here. You can improve it by either dropping “在” (花瓶里有很多花儿) or rephrasing it "很多花插在花瓶里"。 When we put the prepositional phrase at the beginning of a sentence, we basically want to give background information or limit a range of something. See these sentences: 1.在我国北方，大年三十大家一般都要吃饺子。2. 在公园里，你可以跑步、跳舞、打球或者散步。3. 在春节期间，有很多商店都不开门。
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    December 3, 2022
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    下班时，我常常去一个餐厅。那个餐厅位于我家最近的车站附近。我们公司离我家两站路，我一般坐电车上下班。在电车里，我就开始决定晚上去哪个餐厅吃饭。我常去的几个餐厅正好都在我家那个车站附近，非常方便。因为高铁也在我的车站停，有很多出差的人下车，在附近的酒店住宿，所以在车站附近有很多酒吧和餐厅。这些餐厅中，有四、五家是我特别喜欢也经常去的。比如爵士酒吧、中国餐厅、意大利餐厅等等。不过我最喜欢的是一个小酒馆。那个小酒馆里有一个 "L" 形的吧台，我经常坐在那里。店里有四、五张桌子，能坐下二十个人。我常常点日本酒。（我让服务员顿酒一点.??? I don't understand this sentence. sorry!）我还会点两个菜。这里的菜单都是随季节变化的，客人们能吃到最新鲜的应季菜。
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    November 27, 2022
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    Hi, I am trying to guess what you are trying to say:) It's better to write down your sentences in both English and Chinese next time. It will be easier for us to correct them. Good luck with learning Chinese! 1）大约三十年的时光，我最终一无所有。 2）请您元旦之后提醒我这个事。 3）跳舞的人有二十来个，都是二十岁左右的年轻小伙子。 4）达到HSK4水平及以上的人，就应该开始学习成语。 5）HSK3以下的内容我在北京的语言班里都学过了。 6）如果你觉得不好意思，给我200元，咱们就算两清了。
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    November 27, 2022
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    1. 我学习中文（number）个月了。You can put two or three months here. If you just want to mention several months without being a concrere number, you can say "几个月了"。

    2. 今年我想说好汉语。

    想 vs. 要 these two are both for "I want to", the slight difference is  "想" is often talking about you are willing to do something or desire for something. "要" is more often used in a  passive way, or according to a plan, you will or have to do something.

    v.+ adv. 说+好， simply like English "run fast"；“speak well”


    3. 我是巴西人，住在澳大利亚。

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    January 1, 2019
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    December 31, 2018
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    December 31, 2018
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    To make it simple, you use "洗澡" for both when you just want to tell what you will do but not concrete how you will do it. For emphasis detailed way you do it, use "冲澡" for a shower, "泡澡" for a bath.
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    December 31, 2018
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    December 31, 2018
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    Hi, "no longer X" basically will be translated into "不再X了" or “已经不X了”。Another version for "no longer popular" could be "过时了"、“过气了”、“落伍了”、“跟不上时代了” etc. However, these phrases are all related to "out of date"; "not IN anymore". They often refer to something from a certain time period. (For example, what is popular in the 1980s will be out of date for today.)
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    December 31, 2018
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