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    If you know some German, it helps you understand better: Sie= 您 du=你。 Actually, in daily life conversation,you have less chance to use 您。
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    April 24, 2008
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    Well, Chinese is my mother tongue, as far as I know, generally we just memorize it by writing it over and over again. Surely there is some creative way to do it, but it requires you have some foundation of Chinese words.
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    April 24, 2008
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    I must admit I kinda hate Russia, for my families used to live in Vladivostok for generations where it used to be a part of China. But after Russians come, they killed some of my family members brutally, and took our territory.
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    April 1, 2008
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    It actually depends. If u wanna a good job and earn some money, Beijing and Shanghai and shenzhen would be the best choices. But these cities are too crowded like the place I live in( Beijing), take a bus or subway is a nightmare in large city. I suggest u go to a east coast middle sized city like QingDao and weihai. Though not that spectacular as huge city, but good for living, fresh air, good view and beach, and merchandize also cheap.
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    March 29, 2008
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    I love Scandinavian country. I've been Sweden Finland. Botha are very attractive. Nice view, friendly ppl.
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    March 29, 2008
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    Good question. I actually don't like English, I like my mother tongue and Japanese language more. but, yeah, like they said, English is widely used language, morever, I wanna study oversea, apparentlly I must get on well with my English. Actually, not all Chinese learn English, but if you enter a school,English is compulsory subject that you got to past it. Stupid national education department.
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    March 27, 2008
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    Yes its an appropriate expression in oral English. Originally is wrong, this expression was invented by a famous Chinese offspring actress, she said this sentence first, because she just translate it straightly from the Chinese expression:好久不见." But since then American are widely accept it.
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    March 27, 2008
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    What exactly you wanna improve? Characters, grammar or speaking? I speak orthodox Mandarin,if u need help u can add my ICQ account or MSN. Glad to help.
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    March 23, 2008
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    got icq or MSN? My Mandarin is very good even in Chinese ppl. And English is not bad as well.
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    March 23, 2008
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    how to tell a friend you can hardly help?once I said I can do it reluctantly,but he was unhappy.
    March 23, 2008
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