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I don't know Chinese, but in English we don't have a word for people of the same city. For people of the same nationality, you can use two words: countryman/countrymen (singular/plural), or compatriot/s. I hope this helps!

You're the total opposite to what I thought you were.

Don't bet on it means implies that the speaker thinks it is very unlikely. Although it may be possible, it isn't worth risking anything over.

Can you be more specific in which words you would like to learn? Or find a picture of something you'd like to describe? I'm sure there are hundreds of words to differentiate furniture in the English language.

"thats the nicest way you could have said that" implies that you said something in a very friendly way. It wouldn't translate to "that might be the best way for you to say that", because "the best way" implies that it is the clearest way, or the most utile way.

I'll give it my best shot for you. Querida Mildred, ¿Cómo estás? ¿Cómo te fue tu cumpleaños? ¿Hiciste algo divertido? Fui al bautismo de mi sobrino hace unos días. Soy su madrina. Se llama Charles Joseph Katuska II. Lleva el nombre de mi papá. También vi a mis tres sobrinas y tres de mis hermanos. Un hermano fue a la universidad la semana pasada, y entonces no pudo asistir, y my hermana se fue a la facultad de derecho hace dos semanas, y no pudo venir tampoco. ¿Cómo está tu familia? Espero que se vayan bien. Un beso, Amy.