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  • Answered
    I found the answer: If you have to use many nouns to classify the main noun, a 的 is usually placed before the main noun, instead of placing 的 after each noun, as in 我姐姐朋友的老师是我哥哥同学的爱人。(Wǒ jiejie péngyǒu de lǎoshī shì wǒ gēgē tóngxué de àirén) My sister’s friend’s teacher is my brother’s classmate’s wife.
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    November 8, 2018
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    Thanks for the answers, everyone. Yeah, I should get couple of scanned copies of accounting files where these numbers are used on daily basis.
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    May 2, 2018
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  • Answered
    So I got an answer. It prevents forgery in a way that: 如果我写一,别人很容易改成二或者三,或者十
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    May 2, 2018
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  • Answered
    Since you mentioned British ones - Black Books (TV Series 2000–2004). It's a comedy.
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    September 29, 2017
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  • Commented
    Also - Follow Lo Hershon's guideline.
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    September 16, 2017
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  • Commented

    As far as I know, the point of this website is to learn languages, so the reason why you get contacted is to assist in this and not to creep you out.

    There is nothing wrong with starting a conversation with a simple word or a phrase without going into profound explanations. Using 'hi' as your starter or something similar is completely acceptable. Most of the messages that I receive actually start exactly this way and then turn into conversations without a problem.

    To agree with Adnen, it's better to get a simple "hi" and go on from that, than to read a long paragraph, especially if it's based on some guidelines.

    Neverthless, to each his own.


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    September 14, 2017
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  • Answered
    Both are right. I am bored - state of feeling I am boring - characteristic of a person.
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    January 9, 2017
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  • Answered
    Got it. Cheers, everyone.
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    March 3, 2016
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