Profile
Hello! 我叫聂霭玛。我英文的名字是Emma. 我十四岁。我学习中文。
I'd love if you could help me with Chinese, and I can teach English as well. :)
Learning
Spanish
Chinese (Mandarin)
Language Skills
EnglishNative
Lesson Feedback
Lesson history
| Last month | Last 3 months | All time | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Completed lessons | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Attendance rate | 100% | 100% | 100% |
Teacher reviews
No record
Activities
- What is a good Japanese name for me? My Chinese name is 霭玛. My english name is Emma. I know that technically, in Japanese my name would be エマ, but I want a name with kanji characters. What would be good? In Chinese, names are considered beautiful depending on what they mean. Is this the same in Japanese, or does it just depend on how the name sounds?April 12, 201130
- Overall, the most used word is the verb "to be" and all it's other forms. This is the same in basically every language though. For slang, which I'm guessing is what you mean, I agree with TheAngelicRose, it is definitely the word "like". People use it in practically almost every spoken sentence, though it is not often written. Kids, especially teenagers, generally use it more than adults.0 votedApril 6, 20110
- Do you mean, what is the best way to make sure you remember English vocabulary, and not to forget it? If so, then the best way is to speak and right it at least somewhat often. When learning new vocab, the best way to get into your memory is to write out the word with your finger instead of a pencil. This way, you are literally feeling the word in your hand. I don't know the science behind why this helps, but my mom (who is a language teacher) told me that it is the best way to memorize things. So that you can see the word you are writing, you can write using a piece of paper and paint (by dipping your finger in the paint), by a big plate of something like flour or rice, or even just the dirt on the ground.0 votedApril 6, 20110

00:00
00:00