这句话有道理吗？ Does this sentence make sense? 如果你想找到问题的答案你去哪里？ 你去图书馆吗？ 你问一个专家人吗？ 你用百度的网站吗？ 今天， 你也可以问Siri。 （你认识Siri吗？ 让我介绍你。 你好Siri， 你可以推荐一个好的餐馆吗？ 谢谢。） 对不同问题的解决方法， 我们可以信手拈来。 All feed back is welcome! Thanks, Andrew.

帮助我翻译这句话 - Help translating this sentence! 你有没有过别人面前侮辱你？ 你感觉如何？ 你做了什么？ 你有没有生气？ 你有没有想办法来报复他们？ Should say: have you ever had someone insult you before? how did you feel? What did you do? Did you get angry? Did you think of a way to get back at them? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for all your help!

A new perspective I'm going to read an account (story) to a Chinese audience that talks about places, but doesn't give any detail, Then I am going to show a map to the audience which outlines lots of details of the place, including distances and dates, that they didn't know previously, how can I ask: "How does this new perspective, add to the account that we have just read?" "How does this map help us when we are reading this account." The answer should be: "It helps us to image that we are there and it adds more detail to the story." Thanks, Andrew.

我们将讨论这本书的实用性。 I will be talking about a book (a small manual ) and why it is useful, Can I say the following: 我们将讨论这本书的实用性。 or: 今天我们考虑这本手册的实用性。 Thanks guys!!! Andrew

用中文怎么说：Don't wish it were easier, wish you were better.。。 朋友们， 请帮助我， 用中文怎么说： "Don't wish is were easier, wish you were better, don't wish for less problems wish for more skills, don't wish for less challenges wish for more wisdom." 感谢大家。

在中文怎么说。。。 在中文怎么说： "When you change, everything else will change for you" The thought of this point essentially is: once you change your thinking and your habits your life will get better. It's from a talk that a motivational speaker gives. Any help is gladly appreciated.

Saying hello in chinese Hi Guys, Ok, so I know that most people say 你好when greeting, But, I feel that this get's a little repetitive, what else can I say? Also after the initial greeting - what can I say after that? I always seem to say: 最近怎么样？ Can you give me some more points to keep the conversation going? Thanks, Andrew.