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My major is Teaching Chinese as a Second Language. Sometimes I teach foreigners Chinese. So if you have any question about Chinese , I would love to help you. I want to improve my English that is why I am here. I love to hear interesting things about different cultures. If you want to be my friend, feel free to connect with me. Oh, and please no flirt, I just want to be friend and improve language. Thank you.
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    Greeting, Shopping, Rent house, Transportation, Going Eating,Book a Room,Go to Restaurant ALL in here http://iff.immigration.gov.tw/lp.asp?CtNode=34481&CtUnit=18688&BaseDSD=122&mp=iff_ch
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    You asked a good question but 就 is really hard in Chinese Grammar. Here are some common ways of using it. 1.Emphasize Subj. + 就是+Noun→這是王先生嗎? 對！這就是王先生！ 2.express earliness Subj. + Time + 就 + Verb + Obj.＋了→他 下午 三點 就 吃 晚饭 了。 3.express small quantity Subj. + 就 + (＋Verb) ＋ Measure Word ＋ Noun→我們有十個人，這裡就只有三張椅子? There is no professional Chinese teacher will teach you all the meanings about 就, because it is too complex.
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    You should use 都→每周末她 都 会看电影 One other common way to use 都 (dōu) is when you're talking about something that happens really often, such as "every day": 每天 (měi tiān)、every week 每周(měi zhōu )、every weekend 每周末(měi zhōu mò)
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    Do you want to know the different about 興趣 and 愛好 ? First,興趣 is more useful and oral. 愛好 is Formal and usually be used in writing. Second, ,興趣 means you like to do some thing, your hobby.→我的興趣是看電影 愛好 can not only means you like to do some thing, your hobby. It also means you love something →她愛好和平(love peace)。
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    Foods in America I never been to America but recently my teacher Larry shared some America food and experience to us. First, we made some s'mores last week. I never heard anything about s'mores before that class and s'mores did not have a Chinese name. S'mores is like a sweet version sandwich, which made by two cookies with one melt marshmallow and chocolate in the middle. It taste super sweet! Larry said he and his friends often made some S'mores when camping. Yesterday we made chocolate milkshake and it taste good. Larry said McDonald's food is cheap in USA but expensive in Taiwan. He did not know why,and neither do I.Maybe only businessman know the answer. Beverages are also cheap there. What is more, you can refill drinks in the store! "What's the different to buy small or large drink? You just spend more money to bigger cup!" some students said that and we laughed in class.
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    I suggest to watch Drama or Cartoon with subtitle is better. Here are two website maybe can help you. ●Cartoon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtpALrzWpag ●Chinese Grammar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbgV277znjY
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    滚gŭn . People use it when very angry or just kidding with familiar friends. I think you are right, it is a serious word.
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    It means 壓力沒有很大. I think you asked a good question. Because in English just use NOT to deny, but in Chinese we use 不and沒. 不 is easy, maybe you want to know When to use 沒. You can use 沒 in those situations. 1. when verb is 有 你有書嗎? 我沒有書。 2. Past tense & Experience 你昨天去餐廳吃飯嗎?我昨天沒去餐廳吃飯。 你去過中國嗎? 我沒去過中國 3. Not yet (還沒) 你學會游泳了嗎? 我還沒學會游泳。
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