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Looking for someone to help me with Chinese (mandarin & cantonese) & japanese speaking and forming sentences. I want to learn the casual and informal speaking (for everyday uses), since I don't like formal way too much. I would like to learn how to form sentences properly and more complex, and also grammar particles and when to use them all.. I have a general idea, but I need help to get a better understanding of them! Also only know a little bit of Mandarin (basic conversation unfortunately), and am very quickly forgetting most of my Japanese both due to very little practice!!! Please teach me all languages. I am a very fast learner! But PLEASE help me get the tones right !!! In return, I can help you with English if you like. I am very patient and can help with a lot for you. (^.^)
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    Japanese? "It takes 15 minutes to walk" How to say in Japanese, "It takes 15 minutes to walk from apartment to university" ? please correct me if I am wrong. - アパートから大学まで十五分くらいかかります - アパートから大学まで歩いて十五分行きます。 - アパートから大学まで十五分ぐらい歩いて行きます。 I feel it is the last one, but I would like to know a 2nd opinion, or suggestions for correction. Thank you!
    January 13, 2014
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    ...ehm.. but I want to say that if you do that, it is not good, it will only cause more harm. So how would I say that ..?
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    September 11, 2012
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    (in Mandarin) If you fight fire with fire, you will only create a bigger( or even greater) fire. How do you say this in Mandarin? Would I say this: 如果你根火戰鬥火，就挑火更大 if you fight fire with fire, it only stirs up an even greater fire
    September 9, 2012
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    How do you say "Believing in love again" or "Believing to love again"? in Mandarin Chinese How do you say "Believing in love again" or "Believing to love again"? Would you say, 我再一次相信了愛情？Or is there a different or better way to say it? If there are different variations, or even "poetic" way to say, please let me know..thanks Explanations with detail are preferred with answer
    February 3, 2012
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    Don't make others a priority when you are only an option (in Mandarin) How do you say this in Mandarin, or something along the lines of this? "Don't make someone a priority when to them you are only an option"..? Help is appreciated, thank you..I want to know translation in a more "sophisticated" or "poetic" form... if possible... thanks
    January 23, 2012
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    there is no difference. It's just another way of saying the same thing... You could say that すいません is a "fast" way of speaking すみません
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    May 31, 2011
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    How to say "Nothing will bring me down" in Mandarin? Or is there a similar idiom for it? Need help!!~
    May 29, 2011
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    I can teach you some kanji. I learned japanese 5 yrs and stayed in Japan for several months. :)
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    September 24, 2010
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    How do you translate "gw kan sayang bgt ma si frances c" in Indonesian? Thanks please help me translate..
    August 24, 2010
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