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＜Chinese＞ I seriously want to improve my Chinese. I have been studying Mandarin for a few years now. Compared to my reading ability, my speaking (and listening) is poor, so I need to do more conversation practice! I can teach you Japanese! I speak English so we can communicate in English if we have any problems during our studies. I will do my best to improve your Japanese!! Please tell me how you want to be taught. 我们一起学习吧！ 中国語をもっと上手に話せるようになりたいです。日本語を勉強している方と一緒に励まし合いながら勉強できたら嬉しいです。一歩一歩がんばりましょう！ ＜French＞ Bonjour! Comment ça va? I've just started learning French, I take classes now twice a week for two hours. I am learning basic things like greetings, alphabet, counting numbers etc. I want to speak fluent French someday! I hope I can find French language partners here to practice conversation and pronounciation. I can help you with your Japanese studies! ＜Malay＞ I travled to Malaysia few times and took some Bahasa Melayu lessons in KL. It was really interesting! I'm still a beginner so I hope you can help me out! Terima Kasih! Hope to hear from you soon!!!
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    French pronounciation Bonjour! I am studying French now and I found this website where I can type in French words and hear the pronounciations. http://www.acapela-group.com/text-to-speech-interactive-demo.html Could you please tell me whether the French pronounciations on this site is natural/accurate? Just type in any French word the select French voice and then click on "say it" English pronounciation was quite natural! I was amazed. Merci beaucoup!!!!!!!
    December 11, 2009
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    I can't read Spanish but I assume you are asking how to wite and pronounce your name "Javier" in Chinese? Am I right?
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    December 11, 2009
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    "according to" in Malay Selamat pagi!! How do you say " according to...." in Malay? For example, "according to this book". Terima kasih!!!!!!!!!!!!
    December 10, 2009
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    你写的很好!?你写得很好!? 大家好！ I wrote some sentences in Chinese and some Chinese natives speakers gave me comment on it. I was quite surprised to see some of them writing 你写的很好。It's supposed to be 你写得很好 right? Even native speakers get mixed up between 的 and 得?(and of course there's another de 地）. Is that very common?
    December 7, 2009
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    "lebih" and "lagi" Can someone tell me the difference between "lebih" and "lagi"? Both mean "more" right? I am not sure what the difference is. "I want to eat more bananas" in Malay is "Saya hendak makan pisang lagi" ? "Saya hendak makan pisang lebih" ? Which one is correct? Terima kasih!
    December 5, 2009
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    Does anyone know a good Chinese prounciation website? First of all thank you very much for answering my last question on "yumcha". I really learned alot! 谢谢您！！ And today's question: Does anyone know a reliable website that I can type in Chinese words and listen to their prounciations? I found this site http://forvo.com/languages/zh/ Is the Chinese pronounciation here OK? When I listened to the Japanese pronounciations, alot of them were not native speaker's prounciation. Does anyone know a website which has similar features to this one but a more reliable one? 谢谢你的帮助！！！
    December 4, 2009
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    I'm very interested in this question! How do people learn to speak good Chinese? I've been studying for a few years but I don't have confidence in talking...
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    December 1, 2009
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    I just wanted to add some more information. There was a list of 常用漢字(jouyou kanji) in wikipedia. Jouyou kanji is the kanji we learn in our compulsary education (from primary shcool to Juniour highschool). http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B8%B8%E7%94%A8%E6%BC%A2%E5%AD%97%E4%B8%80%E8%A6%A7 There are 1945 kanji in the list. The wiki list is quite interesting, if you see under 学年（year), you can see when we learn these kanji. 1 ~6 is kanji we learn in primary school ( 1 is kanji that we learn in year 1, 2 is in year 2, so on....) and S means kanji that we learn in juniour highschool. These are the kanji that we basically use. And for foreigners, I think this is quite enough! Remember it takes Japanese children 9 years to learn all the jouyou kanji!! If you are learning kanji now, don't rush just take your time, learn a bit by bit :)
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    November 30, 2009
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    Chihirosan's direct translation is very good! I just add some more info. we call pimples / zits できもの。 できものができました means, I have pimple. but it's quite confusing when you write in Japanese becaue できもの　and できました　bouth use ＜でき＞　and sounds similar. so 「できものができました」 is confusing (まぎらわしい） I hope you understand what I am trying to say!! I think it's kind of like "dajare" ( "dajare" are jokes that Japanese make up using similar sonding words). For example, ふとんがふっとんだ（布団が吹っ飛んだ、futon ga futtonda = the futon flew away) スキーがすき（スキーが好き,ski ga suki= I like skiing) でんわにでんわ（電話に出んわ, denwani denwa = not answering the phone) I just listed the famous ones. If I use these famous dajare to my friends, they'll think I am "samui" (cold!). "samui" means that the joke is so bad it makes people shiver... But don't worry if you are a foreigner and use dajare, it will sound very funny!!! I am sure you'll be able to make your Japanese friends laugh alot!!! sorry my answer drifted away from the subject... :)
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    November 30, 2009
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    *** はどういう意味（いみ）ですか　 ***　wa douiu imi desu ka? ***は何の意味ですか *** wa nan no imi desu ka?
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    November 30, 2009
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