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    作“吃力，费力”讲时为不可数；作“（一系列）行动，活动”讲时为可数；作“努力”讲时既可数又不可数，随便用。
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    October 3, 2015
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    It should be regarded as a noun. 唱反调的人
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    October 2, 2015
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    Japanese kanji indeed took from old Chinese characters.Then,japanese transformed some of them on the basis of original.And they even created some new characters.So Japanese Kanji appears today.
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    October 1, 2015
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    Today,Chinese usually call the sisters of mother "姨妈” and call the acquaintances or friends of mother "阿姨".
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    October 1, 2015
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    Two sentence have the same meaning.The only difference is that “我的眼睛大” is more formal while "我眼睛大“ is less formal.In oral language,Chinese people usually omit the possessive symbol “的”. And we usually make the whole phrase consistent.For example,we say "我国” or “我的国家",but we hardly say "我的国””我国家”.Because “国“ is is less formal and "国家" is more formal. Hope it helps.
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    October 1, 2015
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    1 她经常做好吃的。 2 Delicious food is impelled by famous people mostly. 3 This point is very outstanding especially in the Republic of China. 4 Lu Xun is an expert on food and drink.He is not only good at eating,but also cooks himself. 5 "在...这件事上" is almost equivalent to "on..." "about..." や "...で" など。“动手做” right here equals to “cook”. 6 “家” is a measure word in Chinese.This usage doesn't exist in English.それが“軒”みたいだ。だから、65家餐馆は65軒のレストランに等しい。
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    September 30, 2015
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