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始めまして THTです。シンガポールに住んでいます。 今、日本語を勉強しています。英語と中国語の基礎が教えられます。言語交流の友達を探しています。もし関心があったら返信してください。:) *僕の日本語は下手です。文が正しくない時は、正しい文を教えてください。*
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    (暫時)保持低調
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    May 28, 2010
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    "Casuality" or "Law of Casuality" Since causality already represents the relation between a cause and its effect, would the addition of "Law of" be redundant in this case? Would "causality" be a sufficient replacement for the term "law of cause and effect"?
    May 19, 2010
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    Erm.......statistically speaking, I'm sure most Chinese ladies on this planet have Chinese husbands.
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    May 14, 2010
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    Your own answer, "i don't think tianya.cn supports Korean text input." should be fine. If you want to shorten it, you could take out the word "text" as well.
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    May 10, 2010
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    @Rokr Honestly speaking, I think I was a little bit too harsh on you then but I felt that you were treading into a minefield or sorts hence my comments. You're an energetic one, I like that, now try putting it into actually learning the language. All the best(no sarcasm here)! @romulus Erm... wouldn't that be a really one-sided match? Wouldn't that be like pitting Manny Pacquiao against some young upstart? I mean, I don't think Rokr would be standing after the first round, don't you think?
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    April 24, 2010
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    You might hear this from time to time: "I would settle for nothing less than the best". It's not exactly an idiom, but probably the closest thing I can come up with.
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    April 24, 2010
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    It would better if you used: "You borrowed money from a/your friend." "You asked a friend to lend you money." 原文聼起來比較像是:”你叫你朋友去借錢“
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    April 24, 2010
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    妙有启用利有情**************** 以上的意思是。。?
    April 23, 2010
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    @Rokr: Clearly as you can see, this is the wrong place to seek opinions concerning such a topic. This is a section for questions concerning the Japanese language and its usage, not otherwise. Besides, the tone of your question implies a sense of moral superiority, which would surely get you rubbing someone’s fur the wrong way. If you are trying to address the “problem” and not Japan specifically, then why are you asking this question over here in this manner when this “problem” is not exclusive to Japan? That was exactly why I suggested you change the question to one which covers the pornography industry on a global scale instead, because that will not dilute the topic at hand and allows for a discussion more meaningful. For example, if I were to talk about human right violations, would it be fair if I targeted a certain country while blissfully ignoring the ones apparent in other places? Considering the fact that the PRC has outlawed all forms of pornography, wouldn’t it be inappropriate for you to request for and seek to obtain pornographic information and material on a public web community? Wouldn’t it get you into trouble? Frankly, I think you were simply curious and meant no ill will. But you need to understand the importance of asking the right questions at the right time and place. That is all I wish to say, hoped you’ve learned something from this. 很明顯的,這平台不適合談論此類型的問題。這裡是發問與解答有關日語與它的運用的地方,而非其它的。 況且,你這樣問問題的口氣顯然帶有點道德優越感,所以踢的鐵板自然多。若純粹是想討論‘問題’而並非針對日本,那爲何選擇這個平台問這個問題,尤其是當大家所知黃色市場非日本獨佔。 這也就是我之所以會建議你改寫你問問題的方式,改成以全球市場為主題的問題。因爲這能使話題的討論更有意思,而完全不會稀釋話題的可談性。假設我們談起違反人權的話題,卻只針對某某國家而忽略了其他國家,那公平嗎? 据我所知你們政府不是已取締一切黃色作品?那你在這樣的一個公共場所跟別人尋求黃色作品與其資訊,會不會有點失當?會不會帶給你不必要的麻煩? 坦白說,我覺得你只是純粹好奇而並非存有惡意或鬧事的意念。但你必須了解問問題的正確方式與怎麽選擇正確的場合與時機發問。想說的就這些,希望你從中得到了收穫。
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    April 21, 2010
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    In China, as well as most other places, Hanyu Pinyin (汉语拼音) is the standard romanization and pronunciation system in use. In Taiwan/ROC, the Zhuyin Fuhao (注音符號)or Bopomofo system is more commonly seen. Both systems are essentially based on the same standards of Mandarin pronunciation, with the sole difference being that the Pinyin system is romanized while the Zhuyin system isn't. Hoped that clarified the matter.
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    April 19, 2010
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