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Hi, I'm Cynthia, this is a French name. I'm a French beginner. I had one year study experience in UK and half a year experience in teaching Mandarin. I can speak native Chinese, competent English and some Japanese. Japanese is easier for us Chinese to learn, since the characters are almost the same. I've gotten an level 2 certificate in year 2006. I'd like to share all what I know with my friends. Wanna be my friend? Come to me then!
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    Just by reading more books. You can choose some people's autobiography or novels which you might have interest. This can not only help you with your reading and writing, but can also acquaint you with Chinese traditional culture.
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    May 23, 2008
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    The best thing you can do is to learn it much happier in my opinion. Without laying a solid foundation, you will find your learning becomes harder and harder.
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    May 23, 2008
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    哈哈,我没听过这样的用法。我们会说“你好牛啊”或者“太牛了”,这些都是“很新潮”的词,如果说给长辈听,是很不合适的。但是你的理解基本正确。“牛”就是“很厉害”的意思:) I never heard that before. We sometimes say "ni hao niu a" or "tai niu le", but these are newly created by young people. It's not proper for you use these word when you talking to seniors. However, you are almost right. The word "niu" means "strong" "powerful" and also means "the ability to do something" "talent". When you find someone who is intelligent or good at doing something, or knows what you don't know, you can use this word to express your admire.
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    April 29, 2008
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