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    If it is simply the format we are talking about, I would go like this. 尊敬的。。。 您/你好！（“您” is used to address those who are superior） 。。。。。。 。。。。。。。 Ty 2016年1月1日
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    January 13, 2016
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    English word expresses idea "an object one can write with, such as a writing brush, or a pen, etc" So is there a single word or a phrase acting as a cover term in English to express the idea "an object one can write with, such as a writing brush, or a pen, etc"?
    December 20, 2015
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    how to say "写字笔" or “笔” in Englih? 'cause I don't think the word "pen" is suitable here, for pen is "a long thin objet which you use to write in ink". What about writing brushes or ball-pens or pencils then? "写字笔" or “笔” is a cover term for them all in Chinese. So I wonder if there is an equivalence in English for 笔” as a cover term.
    December 20, 2015
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    Yes, there are mainly four tones, with an exception of a neutral one, which sounds much like the first tone with less stress or amplitude. For example, 了 at the end of phrases or sentences is pronouned this way.
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    December 8, 2015
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    about acadenic writing Is it true that words and phrases like "can be" and "should" are purely Chinglish thus not acceptable in English academic writing?
    December 6, 2015
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