emmener / emporter = to take away something ex: Sur place ou à emporter ? ("Eat in or take away?") amener / apporter = to bring something with oneself ex: J'amène la bière ! ("I'll bring some beers with me!") Please pay attention to the spelling.

Help me

Hi~ I am Stefanie, I can ("may" is to vague, "can" means the possibility) teach Chinese. I must (are you forced to go? if so, "must" is correct, else prefer using "will" to indicate future) go to Paris to study, I want to study French and hope that some people can (same as first comment) teach me French.
Thanks~

Français

Je vais en France ! J'étudie le français, je peux enseigner le chinois~ ! Merci beaucoup !!!!

"mah" can be various words from "mother" to "horse"... a few examples: 妈 ma1 = mother 麻 ma2 = hemp 马 ma3 = horse 骂 ma4 = insult 吗 ma = interrogative particle "tswoh", I'm guessing that you mean pinyin "cuo". 错 cuo4 = wrong ex: 不错！bu2 cuo4 "not bad!"

Comme tu es chinoise, peut-être as-tu accès à la chaîne CCTV-F ? C'est un bon début. L'écoute est très importante pour le parlé, je me souviens m'amuser à "me moquer" de l'accent anglais en l'imitant, il faut oser pour pouvoir progresser ! Aussi, et peut-être le plus important, il faut un minimum de vocabulaire pour pouvoir arriver à exprimer ce que l'on veut. Généralement cela s'obtient par la lecture avec un dictionnaire à côté de soi.

“名字”的“字”也是“轻声”。 Correct pinyin output of 你叫什么名字 is "ni3 jiao4 shen2me ming2zi" Whereas the way you write it could be considered as phonetic, in a way a native english speaker would write it in his mother tongue, in that case you're almost there ! You might want to pay attention to the "j" which isn't quite accurately described by a "ch" sound in english, but more close to an english "j". (I like to call "j", "d" and "zh" "moist" sounds where as "q", "t" and "ch" as "dry" sounds, in reference of the amount of air coming out of the mouth).