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Hi there ~ I'm Zero from TW. I love music ,especially RnB. Don't know how to introduce myself exactly. But if you wanna have a L.E. partner or make a friend. It will be my pleasure to get a message from you. Hope to know you soon. :) 嗨~ 我是Zero. 我喜歡聽音樂,特別是節奏藍調. 不知道該如何簡短而精確地介紹自己。 但如果你(妳)想要語言交換或是交個朋友。 那得到你(妳)的訊息將會是我的榮幸。 See U~
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    For my humble opinion~ I prefer the name "聶愛瑪" Actually~ In Taiwan , if your english name is Emma Most people will use the chinese name 艾瑪 But 艾瑪~is just easy to write 愛瑪~ though is kinda hard for foreigners to write But you got the 愛"Love" in your name :) BTW~I use Traditonal Chinese~
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    May 24, 2010
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    在一般狀態下~ 也許只要簡單地說: "這小女孩好可愛,就像媽媽一樣地漂亮~" 就能夠同時傳達出祝賀與讚美的目的了~:) In normal situation. Maybe you just need to say "This kid is so cute. So beautiful as her mother." I think the words above can shows your congratulation and compliments at the same time. :)
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    May 23, 2010
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  • Corrected

    Lanling's notebook entry: May 13, 2010

    有时候坐飞机<strike>就</strike>可以让人(家)很开心,
    有时候坐飞机就感觉很难过,

    每次搭乘飞机的感觉都不同


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    因為有些旅程 是為了 出發
    而有些旅程 則是為了 離開
    Good for you~

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    May 18, 2010
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    Hi~Serena~ Here is a nice webite for Taiwanese (Idol) Dramas or Shows. With traditional Chinese and English titles. Website Add : http://sugoideas.com/ Serena 妳好: 關於戲劇~除了其他網友推薦的方式與網站之外, 個人推薦這個網站:http://sugoideas.com/ 因為它似乎是為了方便給海外的華人看, 所以有些都還另外附上英文標題, 該網站搜羅了大部分的台灣偶像劇和較知名的綜藝節目, 希望能符合妳的需求。 Zero. from Taiwan.
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    May 18, 2010
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    It's my own opinion and short answer... Maybe coz the long history,chinese has so many words in the dictionary. I think,in chinese,但是、可是、不過...are almost the same meaning and all popular. The difference is how you pronounce them and your accent. I think japanese is the same way to express the meaning you want pp to know. Your pronunciation and accent will show up your emotions. So...In my opinion,these three words are almost the same. But if you know how to use them in a right way. Then when you're talking,even writing,you can be more "綺麗 desu"(←you know what I mean) It means your chinese is getting better as a native. Coz you know how to express one thing in different words. At the last. Though it maybe not the best answer but hope it's helpful for you. Best Rgds.
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    December 18, 2008
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    My own opinion and short answer. I think it depends which countries' pp to learn Chinese. For example: if Japanese want to learn Chinese. it's hard for them to pronounce "er" sound. Coz they don't have the kind of sound in their language system. But write Chinese characters maybe easier for them than other countries. On the other hand, maybe Spanish will be easier to pronounce the "er" sound. But it'll hard for them to learn writing. At the last. I think the "accent" is also a problem for foreigners in pronunciation. Hope it's helpful to you. Best Rgds.
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    December 17, 2008
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    Me from TW...most people in TW don't say "er" in the end of words. It's Beijinghua's dialect. Of course,if you can say that correctly,it mean you're more like a native Beijinger. But not in the other places in China. Maybe it's about linguistics. Japanese don't have "er" to pronounce,so...it's quite hard for Japanese to learn Chinese. At the last. When you feel confused,just forget the "er". And if you want to be perfect,just find a native in B.J. It's the best way to know when to pronounce "er" or when not to. Best Rgds.
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    December 17, 2008
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