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I'm a student majoring Information Engineering in East China University of Science and Technology. I want to practise my spoken English. Chinese is my mother language. I hope someone can help me practise English, and I can help him learn Chinese.
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Peter
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Aug 6, 2019
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    Actually not every Chinese likes to drink tea,especially among the young people. Tea is trully a kind of Chinese traditional culture however.Pu er tea is common in China, and I think you have listed the most common teas.
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    August 6, 2019
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    我们已经学习了单音节字母,现在我们想要学双音节字母。我们需要在单词下方写上第三个辅音,无论该辅音字母是横的还是竖的。
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    August 5, 2019
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    Actually they have no differences in spoken Chinese.You can both say "li jie" and "ming bai" when you understand, and you can both say"wo bu li jie" and "wo bu ming bai" when you don't understand. But "li jie " seems more formal, especailly the word is not used alone. There is a special situation that people can only use "lijie" not "mingbai" is that " xiang hu li jie".We cannot say "xiang hu ming bai".The meaning of "xiang hu li jie" is "know each other".You can view it as a fixed usage. The same as "xiang hu bu li jie" .Another difference is that "li jie" can +somebody,but "ming bai" can't. For example,you can say" wo li jie ni",but you should not say "wo ming bai ni".Both "li jie " and "ming bai" can +something. For example, "wo li jie ni de yi si"="wo ming bai ni de yi si",and the former one seems more formal.
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    August 5, 2019
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