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    To express in a grammar way,"正在"stands for progressive tense"过"means past tense here. We Chinese seldom use them together. There's another Chinese character standing for progressive tense and always used in the same place with "过", it's "着". The difference between "正在"and"着" is the place we put them in a sentence. We put "正在" right after the subject, while "着" after the verb. Besides, about the word" experience" , we say"体验" or"体味". Often, "体验" is the exact meaning of experience, while "体味" seems to be more elegant or in a literature way. Another tiny point is that when referring to "城市", we always choose to use "座" instead of "个" it doesn't that matter for they are the same meaning, it's just our habit to replace "个"by"座" here. So I think we say" I am experiencing this city now" like this"我正在体验着这座城市"or"我体味着这座城市". Have I expressed clearly? Hope to be of help for you.
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    August 30, 2010
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    Ich wuensche mich hilfreich fuer dich.

    你好!我的名字是Simone。 我是德国人,<strike>和</strike>住在德国。我学中文<strike>和</strike>并且会说一点<strike>热</strike>汉语。我有中国朋友。他们会说非常好的汉语和<strike>也</strike>德语。我好动(die Sport order der Winter??)和多数(viele Leute order die <font size="2">Mathematik?</font>)。我很<strike>好</strike>喜欢和朋友说话。

    Deutsch----Chinisisch------Englisch
    die Sport----运动----sport
    der Winter----冬、冬天----Winter
    Leute----人、人们----People
    die Mathematik----数学----mathematics

    Chinisisch----Deutsch----Englisch
    多----viel----many、much
    数------die Nummer------number

    Sehr gut!Voll Gas!
    很好!加油!
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    August 26, 2010
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