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对不起，但是我现在很忙，所以我不可以总是帮你。也许我们仍然能做朋友。 Lo siento, estoy muy ocupado ahora, pues no puedo ayudarle mucho. Podemos ser amigos, y quizás yo podría le enseñar a veces. Perdóneme por mi español malo. I'm quite busy right now, so I'm sorry if I can't help you a lot. You can still friend me and I could teach you a bit from time to time if you would like.
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    http://spanish.about.com/cs/grammar/a/whereadjective.html It explains that either is fine, but when you put the adjective before, you usually emphasise the state it's in or change the meaning, so I'd be careful about it. I still say go with convention and use "cosas nuevas" unless you really want to stress that the things are new.
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    December 6, 2010
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    "能/会 (neng/hui)" are used generally as an auxiliary verb; that is, one that helps or enables another verb, e.g. I CAN help you. However, the potential complement doesn't have an equivalent in European languages, so you'll just have to memorise it. The potential complement "得" generally goes with any normal verb to show a result, e.g. 做得很好, 做得不好, and it's used to stress the result, or resultative complement, the "很好" or "不好" bit. Hope that helps :)
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    December 6, 2010
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