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Hi, everyone! I'm 28 years old from the U.S. I'm currently learning Chinese and Spanish. I just moved back to the U.S from China. I would like to become fluent in Chinese and Spanish. My Chinese level is intermediate (B1 level). My Spanish level is beginner (A1). NO LONGER LOOKING FOR A SPANISH PARTNER. In exchange, I can teach you English. I'm a trained ESL/English teacher and a certified IB Educator. I have been working as an ESL teacher for over 8 years. If you would like to link up, send me a message. My credentials? Just shoot me a message if you're interested in partnering up!
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  • Answered
    Hi Andres. dry, dry out, dried out Dry: is an ADJECTIVE, which refers to things (nouns) that lack moisture (something that is not wet). Dry out: is a phrasal VERB of dry. It refers to things have lost moisture. Things that have become dry. "The chicken is dry." There's no moisture in the chicken. Present Tense "Make sure that you do not overcook the chicken. You do not want it to dry out." Past Tense "The chicken has dried out." I hope it helps.
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    July 1, 2020
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    Food Allergies? Food Allergies: I have food allergies and I want to be able to translate that into common or well-known terms. I lived in China for several years and I found that not everyone understands that severity of food allergies. I’ve been using this phrase: 我对______ (n) 过敏。 Can you please translate the following for me? 1. Wheat 2. Soy 3. Wheat derivatives 4. Soy derivatives 5. Allergic reaction "I have a severe food allergy to ________________ and their derivatives. Even if I eat only a minuscule amount of this, I will have an anaphylactic shock and I will need a dose of epinephrine. Could you please tell me what I can eat in your restaurant that does not contain any of the ingredients mentioned above?” I am having an anaphylactic shock due to a food allergy. I’m allergic to ________________ Please call the emergency number.
    February 6, 2018
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    Translating sentences into Chinese using an appropriate causative verb in each case. Translate the following sentences into Chinese using an appropriate causative verb in each case. 让 使 请 叫 劝 催 逼 命令 禁止 允许 吩咐 要 1. *I didn’t dare her not to smoke. 2. *She is unwilling to let me go with her. 3. *My elder sister urged me to get out of bed quickly. 4. *The teacher would not allow the pupils to climb the tree. 5. The coach order the players to assemble on the playing field. 6. My elder brother order me to give him my best toy.
    January 30, 2018
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    Question Concerning 'Existence'/ Verbs Indicating Direction 1. Sentences with verb + '满': 1. Is this structure common in modern speaking. If not, what are the more modern phrases used in speech. Also seeking guidance on modern vocabulary. 塞满, 装满, 长满 , 坐满, 挤满, 充满 例如: 花园里长满了花. 空气里充满了烟雾. 2. Sentences with verb + 来/走 + 了structure: Is this common in speaking and/or is it at all correct to say: This new store has moved into my city. 这个新的店里搬来了我的城市。
    September 7, 2017
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  • Answered
    Great! That really helps! Thanks! : )
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    July 20, 2017
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    Sentence Phrasing (Verbs Suffixed with 给) Are the variations of the sentence okay to say in spoken Chinese? If so, which one is more common? 1. The students gave me a bouquet of flowers. A. 学生们一束花献给我。 B。学生们献给我一束花。 2. My friend sent me a video (tape). A. 我朋友送了给我一张录像带。 B. 我朋友一张录像带发给我。 C. 我朋友发了送给我一张录像带。 D. 我朋友一张录像带送给我。
    July 20, 2017
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    "还“ Usages Okay, I'm confused about why "还" is used in this sentence like this. Also, I don't understand the translation. "已经下班了,你明天再来吧。" "We're off duty now, please come back tomorrow." Why not, "We're off duty now, come back tomorrow" or "...you come back tomorrow."Oh sorry, I posted the wrong question. I'm confused about how "还" is being utilized in this sentence. 这儿的环境真不错,我明天还想来。
    December 3, 2014
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  • Posted
    Where does "又" and "再" go in a sentence? I understand why it's there. 他打开车门,拿出一个书包后又把它关上了。 要是他知道这件事,又会不高兴了。 Where is it's place in a sentence. SUB + VERB + OBJECT+ SOMETHING ELSE. It's an adverb right? "再" 怎么用? Is the placing the same as "又?"
    December 1, 2014
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  • Corrected

    My Third day in BENNIAO.

    It's sun day! Since i joint in this company ,I only have a little work to do.I should be happy,but i want to improve my professional skills immediately .So a little work not always so good . Im not a clever girl,I need to do more. like the name of the company:"The slow need to start early".Fighting erery day !Fighting !!!

     

    It's Sunday. I haven't had very much work to do since joining the company. I should be happy.  I want to work on my professional skills now, so the little work that I currently have, isn't very beneficial. I'm not the best employee, so I need to do/contribute more. The slogan of the company is "The slow need to start early," which I feel applies to me. Fighting everday! Fighting!

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    August 20, 2014
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    Where should I start with Grammar in Japanese? What are some basic Japanese sentence structures that I can use? Currently, I've only been focusing on Hiragana, Katakana. Kanji is quite simple for me since, I studied Chinese characters (traditional). I need to start speaking more, but I don't know what to say.
    July 1, 2014
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