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are we ever,
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- Have you ever been touched by some real wise old saying or a sentence of a poem? Recently I'm quite attracted by some wise words or touching sentence in learnning english or watching movies, such as <Dead Poets Society> for an example. I'm a Chinese poem lover and have been attracted by our own culture since I was a little boy. Maybe it's just because of the background differences, and the logical issues, or might be I didn't ever dived such deep into the English, anyway, I've been missing the beauty of english in this way. And all of a sudden, I found these so facinating :)April 14, 201010
- play that funky music white boy <wild cherry>
one moment more <mindy smith>
casablanca
can't fight the moonlight <leann rimes>
looking through your eyes <leann rimes>
how do i live <treasha yearwood>
we are the champions <queen>
we will rock you<queen>
wolves <matthew lien>
billie jean<Micheal Jackson>
remember the time <Micheal Jackson>
the star spangled banner <beyonce version and the Whitney Houston version>
promise don't come easy <Caron Nightingale>
<font size="2">Angles or Devils <dishwalla></font>
the lion sleep tonight
0 votedApril 14, 20100 - I think you can totally ignore such tiny differences of the chinese meaning of "when", 'coz just as you listed in the question, you can see all the translated chinese words of "when" are adv.s express a period of time. So for now, I suggest that you just remember to use "何时" when you want to translate a question sentence led by "when" and use "...的时候" when you wanna say a declarative sentence. Indeed there're quite small differences between those words and pls be rest assured that we can understand what you are expressing even some time you are not translating it very accurate. And I think the most important thing is not to let such inessential barrier bind your step in progressing, and when the time coming, you'll be able to varify your expression very naturally :)0 votedSeptember 10, 20090
- I think you can use both of these two phrases in that situation. However, as native speaker, personally I think the "可不可以" might expresses more about a matter of the factor that whether he's in position to go(or capable to go/ allowed to go) somewhere. And the "想不想" relatively sounds more about that whether subjectively he want to go somewhere or not.0 votedAugust 31, 20090
- To: that "FIREFLYTECH" 你也不明白,我就告诉你,我说的是:中国也有很多不称职的外教!我看你怎么证实我更WORSE 也就是否定你在这个帖子里的谬论! http://www.italki.com/answers/question/32444-1-1-2.htm 我只不过说出了事实,你居然说我even WORSE than Ni jIa! 我看你怎么证实我更WORSE!September 27, 200820
- And just during this period, my personal experience made me realized that there're really good guys and also there're really bad guys EVEN among the Foreigners (I hope my point's not that unbelievable, coz you yourself also always say that: you were also come here in the world with your original sin :) And before making refutation, I suggest you have a look in your jail firstly, and you do have jails in your country, don't you??? :) It's a place where your goverment put the BAD GUYS behind bars :) Or you also can look back into your history, and find out what your ancestors ever did to the local Indians when they put their first step on the American soil, and right after there's a THANKSGIVING ?!! And how originally the BLACK PEOPLE came to American? So can you deny my point which is " there are also the good and the bad among Foreign Guys" ? And then what makes you so sure that it's absolutely impossible that there are "BAD FOREIGN TEACHERS" here in China among your circle!!?0 votedSeptember 24, 20080

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