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Hey ! I'm Raphae who has lived in Taipei for 20 years. I'm new in the way to find the language exchange partner. But I'm good in teaching and sharing my language tips for learning. I wish to find a partner who would like to share different languages with me. My english is average but needs to practice in conversation​​. I also used to took the Japanese and French courses in school, hence that will be great if u like to improve these together. This is kinda an experiment for me, so let's see what will be happened!! :)~ 嗨!我是現居住在台北的R​​afle,這是我第一​次​找語言交換,但是我對​於分​享學習語言的小祕訣​很有一​套。 我希望可以找到願意交換不​​同語言的同伴。我的英文​還​算可以,但是需要多練​習一​下會話。我也曾經在​學校學​修過一些日語和法​文的課程​,因此如果你也​想一起練習​日文與法文那​就太好了。 這對我來說還算是一種實驗​​,就看看會怎樣囉!
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    小 means small; tiny; few; young 幺 means youngest; most junior; tiny; one (unambiguous spoken form when spelling out numbers, esp. on telephone or in military); one or ace on dice or dominoes; variant of 吆, to shout Sometimes, they could be used in the similar meaning to represent the small, tiny and junior in mandarin. For instance, 小/幺妹 (youngest sister). But 幺 in traditional Chinese character is symbolized as an embryo, a little un-born body. It is related to the word as 幼、幻(not the real, not be represented)、幽 (not yet in the bright)。 On the other hand, the 小 in transitional Chinese character is represented as three little points as ---.˙.---, so that it is usually used to measures the area, size, capacity, and intensity, else... Uhm~hope you can understand my explanations. ><"
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    我在学中文,但我住在美国的农村,所以我不太能够时常联系。
    我的母语是英文,和我从小住在美国。五年前我开学了中文,因为我觉得中文有非常多的发言使用者。虽然,我学了中文五年了,仍然而我也太不够好的 (仍然不够好)。所以,我需要求你们的帮忙。

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    It seems your mandarin is quite good.

    Uhm~but what do you mean "所以我不能够联系"?

    On the other hand, you can use "," or "。" to break down your sentences, that will help you to make the meaning much clear. 

     

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    How to learn a Chinere word How to learn a Chinese word If we want to learn a Chinese word from its phonetic and semantic components, it seems to me we'd better trace back the traditional Chinese character. For example, the word hear / listen in traditional Chinese is represented as 聽, but it is written as 听 in simplified. From the traditional character 聽, we see it is composed of 耳 and 㥁, and it is also an associative compound word that sounds like its phonetic component 壬(ting2). The most important thing is the form - 聽 is composed of an ear 耳 and a person who is sitting well with hear心. This also implies you have to open your ears and listen with your heart if you want to truly listen to something or someone. Perhaps I'm wrong, but I cannot find as much meaning in the simplified character 听. I know learning simplified characters is the trend since it is easy and also widely used. But if you want to involve the advance levels in mandarin, the traditional characters will be something that you have no way to ignore.
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