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  • Answered
    不能说不对,通常这样回答会被认为是一种很不耐烦的态度,不愿意和这个人交流的表现。
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    March 7, 2018
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  • Commented
    Speaking with chinese is the best way, l think. And at the same time, waching Chinese drama or listening Chinese music will help you to learn it. You also need to know some background like culture. But case by case, hope you can find your way to learn Chinese very soon. Have a nice day!
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    March 7, 2018
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  • Corrected
    今年夏天我参观了很多地方。六月我先去大连实习了两个星期,然后跟我朋友去了上海休息。我喜欢大连,城市很大,很干净。我在那儿很忙:去上课了时,平时学习了生词和语法。晚上我有空儿了,就跟中国朋友去了散步,看了参观当地景点。就是因为我太累了,所以我的中国朋友才邀请我去上海,我很满意足。在上海我们参观了动物园,海洋馆,走了在城市的街道上。,发现这个地方很神奇。我离开上海时,差点忘了我护照和行李。我朋友笑着说:你梦想在这儿留想留在这儿吗? 回国以后,我发现自己拍了有很多照片。妈妈高兴地看了我这些照片。,说如果我有一个机会去这儿就我一定来去。 七月我跟男朋友在海边出发去了海边。我们每天游泳,吃新鲜水果和海鲜,晒太阳。 我们喜欢这个休假。
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    March 7, 2018
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  • Corrected
    "~てくれませんか" is the most polite way to ask. Because Japanese would prefer a euphemistic way of speaking. It is equel "could you ~" in English. ~てくだい is equal "do something please" But case by case, If you are boss or a consumer, you can say both of these ways you like. If you are speaking to boss or someone you know, the first way is better. Sometimes they are interchangeable, but l think it depends on your situation.Have a nice day too.
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    March 7, 2018
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