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Hi,Hello~! I'm Hannah, I am from China. I like learning languages and very fund for it. I like travel, photography, and music as well. I have been to the cities and tourism attractoins around those places like Kunming, Shanghai, Tianjin, Beijing, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Suzhou and so on. Travelling is a good way to learn more knowledge broaden my horizon. And in this community, I want learn more knowledge about languages and make friends.
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    I can tell you some information of this Tang dynasty poetry. It was wrote by Zhang Jiuling, who is a very famous poet in Tang dynasty. The style of this poetry is an eight-line poem with five characters to a line. It is a strict tonal pattern and rhyme scheme. The poem describes the author missing his relatives from afar under the moonlight as the author left his hometown, so that's the title's meaning. I think the famous lines in this poetry should be "海上升明月,天涯共此时." It means seeing a bright moon rises over the boundless sea, reminds the author of his faraway relatives. Maybe it is about the time that they are looking at birght moon thinking of me(the author) too.
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    April 11, 2013
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    Inspirational. Be practical and pragmatism, not indulge in fantasy, don’t worry about troubles of your own imagining; be happy, cheerful, tenacious, mild, honest and sincere to others; be calm, generous, tolerant, and have a usual mind. Be full of hope to our life and smile to difficulty and trouble forever. Read more and read good. Eat nutrient and eat less. Have dream even though it is far to achieve. (I translated this from a little paragraph of a Chinese article. Because I thought it is very inspirational. Could you please correct it if there is mistakes? Thank you inadvance.)
    February 25, 2013
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    Hi, Rob~! I like 喜洋洋与灰太狼 too~ I think it better that if you could tell me the name of song, then I could find it for you.
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    November 5, 2012
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    我在努力地理解你说的话,请说慢一点。 I am trying to understand you. Please speak a little slower. 我努力地学习汉语,但是汉语太复杂了。 I tried to learn Chinese but it is really complicated. 他努力地想要去爱他的妻子,但是他做不到。 He tried to love he wife but he couldn’t. 她在努力学习游泳。 She is trying to learn to swim. I think there is no big problems in your Chinese sentences. but just for the use of 了。It can be use for the meaning of the past time, but usully we put it after a verb or a adjective, expressing that something somebody have already done. e.g.: 我做完作业了。I have finished my homwork. 我从北京回来了。I have been back from Beijing. 我很努力地学习了魔术,但是依然做不好。I learned magic tricks very hard, but still can not do it well.
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    November 4, 2012
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    What does this sentence mean please? Can someone tell me or how to understand it? Chiang Mai, once well-known on the backpacker trail for little more than elephant treks and bars, has had a change of heart. This is a beginning of a travel article I saw on a website. Thanks.
    October 19, 2012
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    If you want to ask where something is located you can say: sth 在哪儿(在哪里,means where)? 例:你家在哪儿?Where is your home? (Question) This is correct. But how do I say I don’t know where something is located? 我不知道在哪儿地铁。(this is wrong.)I don’t know where the subway is. (Statement) This one you should say: 我不知道地铁在哪儿。 I think you could use 在哪儿 easily in this pattern. eg: something 在哪儿 or 在哪里? or 我不知道something在哪里。You could change something into what you want to change. like museum博物馆, supermarket超市, park公园 etc. You could change something into what ever little places or big places. For exmple: 1. 博物馆在哪里? 2. 超市在哪里? 3. 公园在哪里? 1. 我不知道博物馆在哪里。 2. 我不知道超市在哪里。3. 我不知道公园在哪里。 Hope these can help you.
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    October 6, 2012
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    Of course, it's no doubt that it is quite beautiful.
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    October 6, 2012
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    September 26, 2012
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    A Dog. A man brings a dag with him saying furiously to the boss of a pet store:"you sold this dog to me for the aim of watching door, but it without barking a sound when a thief came in my house and stole 300 RMB from my house!" The boss rolled his eyes and said:"the previous owner of the dog is a multimillionaire; 300RMB was not in its eyes." Please correct my sentence if there is a problem.
    September 26, 2012
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    When talking about making or cooking food you use 做. 我昨天晚上做晚饭。Last night I made dinner. 我知道怎么做蛋糕。I know how to make a cake. (Yes, all of them are correct.) For your question, “make tea” and “make coffee” in Chinese: 泡茶pao4 cha2 and 冲咖啡chong1 ka1 fei1 or 泡咖啡pao4 ka1 fei1 I am going to make some coffee. In Chinese we say like this: 我想冲杯咖啡。 “I am going to make tea, does anyone want some?” In Chinese: 我想泡茶喝,谁也想来一些?
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    September 25, 2012
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