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Hi everyone,thanks for reading my profile. I am Sho, a 26 years old female working in Shenzhen now.BTW,actually my english name came from Japanese,means flying in the sky.Shenzhen is a beautiful city in the south of China,near HongKong.I enjoy my working and life here,also I love all friends here. And my hometown is at the southernmost of mainland China,a harbour city named Zhanjiang,Each winter you could see a lot of black-headed gulls fly around the shore. And I spent 4 years studying in Beijing,the capital of China.The campus life gave me a lot of fun and some indeed friends in my life. My enterest is reading novels,especially the criminal novels written by Japanese writers.Oh,American and Japanese dramas are my favourite,such as CSI:LV,BONES,NCIS,The closer，etc. Here give me the chance to meet new friends.And I want to find sb to talk in english,and I could teach you cantonese and chinese for change~~~ Wish we could be good friends~~~
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    Is cinema has the same meaning as theater in English? Rt,do cinema has any other way of saying in European countries and American countries? Anyone knows pls tell me ,thank you very much.
    November 18, 2009
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    Hi~~~I am not quite sure about the second point which Carrie said above. As I know, in north of china, especially Beijing and northeast provinces,people use words plus "~r" often in oral but not officially chinese. And this grammar always has three functions. First, to distinguish the meaning of words,for example, "Yidian" means one o'clock,but "Yidianr" means a little. Second, to express the feeling of love or favorite.eg."Huar,xiaohair"or "fanguanr" in your translation. The last, to express the condition or character of small,little,light and so on.eg."Milir" means small rice Above is my opinion, just for your reference. ^_^
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    July 21, 2009
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    supplement........ ‘hao jiu’ means a long time~~
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    July 17, 2009
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    Yes,you're right about the translation for your question highlighted. But there is a small mistake in another sentence,'Shi nian qian, ta qu Meiguo shang daxue.'I think it means ten years ago, not a year.....hope this could help you clear....
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    July 16, 2009
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    Hi~~~ 'zhan xian' (占线）is a word in chinese means a telephone line's busy, 'dengyideng' (等一等）means to wait for a minute. and 'da lai'(打来）always means recall or call back sb. So theses two sentances means'i'm sorry extension427 is busy now,would you like to wait for a minute or call back later? Hope this could help you understand clearly,I am Sho,nice to meet you~~~
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    July 9, 2009
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