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Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3FqmpPuMCU 优酷: http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMTQzOTkyODcwMA==.html?from=s1.8-1-1.2 Hi, my name is Danny and I'm from the United States, but currently living in Cambodia. I have a degree in Philosophy and East Asian Studies, and I spent a year studying Chinese language in Chengdu, China. I work online as an English tutor for Chinese students, as well as on translation projects from Chinese into English. My interests include football, scuba diving, card games, and philosophy (including Chinese philosophers such as Zhuangzi 庄子). 大家好，我叫丹尼，我来自美国，不过现在住在柬埔寨。我拥有哲学和东亚研究的大学文凭，而且在成都西南交通大学学了一年中文。我最近在网上教英文，大部分的学生是中国人。我偶尔做中译英的项目。我的爱好包括踢足球、水肺潜水、打牌和哲学（包括中国哲学家，比如庄子）。
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    September 28, 2017
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    which is more difficult, English or Chinese?

    One common opinion is that English is easier to study, and Chinese is more difficult. even some scholars contend that Chinese is the most difficult language in the world. Is it right? maybe! I have heard these views much many times during my English study study of English or English studies. In my opinion, English is very hard to control (control isn't really correct, is there another word?), especially how to speak and write in beautiful beautifully in English.
    Is what I write wrote above right? please help me correct it, thank you.


    I think they both have their easy and difficult parts.  Chinese tones(声调) and characters (汉字) are difficult for many people, but I find Chinese pinyin and grammar very easy and simple.  English grammar is unnecessarily difficult and most small mistakes don't prevent someone from understanding you.

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    July 20, 2016
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    全职妈妈还是职场妈妈，如何选择？才是对孩子最好，还多妈妈会选择辞去工作，因为事业是追不完的，孩子的成长只有一次。
    Which is better, stay-at-home moms or full-time job working moms? Which is the best choice for children's growing growth? Many mothers would choose to give up their jobs, because there is not ending in pursuiding career they can always pursue their career, but children's growing is their child only grows up once.

    is this translation right?

    Hope this helps :)

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    July 19, 2016
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    3分之2 ＝ 2/3 or "two thirds" 20分之6 = 6/20 or "six twentieths" 100分之19 = 19/100 or "nineteen hundredths" or 19% = "nineteen percent" 1000分之35 = 35/1000 or "thirty-five thousandths"
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    May 10, 2016
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    hmm, "a Chinese person" is a little Chinglish, haha. We usually say: He's Chinese. She's American. I'm French. Are you Japanese? They're Korean.
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    May 10, 2016
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    I've never heard "honk their cars," the correct phrase is "honk their horns." =)
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    March 8, 2016
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    Anyone taking the idea of "Chinese characters are legos" seriously should read and use James Heisig's Remembering the Hanzi.  It is available for Simplified and Traditional characters.

    Using Heisig's story making system and Anki flashcards for review, I learned how to write over 3,000 characters in a painless and fun way.  Many of the characters I've only written a few times, but the character's story is so easy to remember, so I don't forget how to write them.
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    March 2, 2016
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    I think they are both OK Helen :)
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    March 2, 2016
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    Think of almost as 差点儿： I almost made it = 我差点儿通过 I almost won = 我差点儿赢了 I almost forgot = 我差点儿忘了
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    February 28, 2016
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    罗德里安是什么意思呢？
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    February 26, 2016
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