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If you do not talk to somebody, how can you find he is a funny guy.If you do not talk to somebody, how can you find he is very humorous. If you do not talk to somebody, how can you find he is kind . Any way, I would like to make friends with everyone who is kind, humorous,and funny. Contact me
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    写的真好。既然szwholmes先生已经很用心的帮你修改过了,我就不做全篇修改了,也省得你看了头晕。我只提几点意见吧:1。“嗳唷”should be “哎呦”,I never see this word "嗳唷" before。2.“那天”means "that day"; "哪天"means "someday".你文章中的句子“要是那天有了真的火灾”means "If there had been a fire accident",你是要表达这个意思吗?.  3."我完全不懂怎么会有人决定这么早的时间算好时间做个消防演习",这个句子有明显的语法错误,我不明白你要表达的确切意思,一时还不知怎么帮你修改。I don't know the exact meaning you want to express. Maybe you can express it in english.然后我再帮你修改。4。其他需要修改的地方你可以参考szwholmes先生给你的修改,他真的很用心

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    February 8, 2012
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    "比如说" is more common than the others you said, especially in speaking Chinese.
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    February 6, 2012
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    "玩腻了"means that you lost your interesting in doing that thing, and you don't want to do it anymore.For instance, you play a game many times and you don't want to play this game now, at the same time your friends ask you to play the game with them, then you can say "玩腻了".In Mandarin, a model case of double negative sentence is "不得不"。"不得不"means "have to". It always decorate with an action.For example, "不得不"do something and it means "have to do something". So, you can turn “玩腻了,我又到祖父那里去闹了一下。”into Chinese double negative sentence like this:“玩腻了,我不得不又到祖父那里去闹了一下。”I hope I can help you.
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    February 1, 2012
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    Thanks a lot Karen.
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    January 25, 2012
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    Can you tell me the differece between the two words "always" and "alway"? Thank you .
    January 25, 2012
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    Good question. And I am in trouble in solve this question even my mother language is Mandarin.I try to differentiate the small difference between the two words and hope can help you. "以后" is more emphasis on the "time". "然后" is more emphasis on one thing is after another thing or one action is after another action.In addition, there is a pause when you say "我吃完了以后(pause)要去朋友家". "以后" has two meanings in Mandarin.The first is something has happend; The second is hereafter. In the sentence "我吃完了以后(pause)要去朋友家","以后" is the first meaning, and the pause is here. In the sentence "回家了(pause)以后你打算做什么?","以后" is the second meaning and the pause is here. Can you see the difference? "我先吃饭(pause)然后去朋友家","然后" is always close to the second action.
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    January 25, 2012
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    Are there some methods to help me to differentiate which sentence is more rich and bright colours? If two or three sentences express the same meaning, I really want to know which one is more rich and bright colours.Please forgive me I can't give you some examples beacause of my poor english.I know this question is hard to answer. Maybe you can give me some examples. Thank you very much.
    January 25, 2012
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    "遗失" is common in writing Mandarin. "I lost my book" means "我弄丢了我的书" or "我丢了我的书"。“我的书不见了”or " 我的书丢了” are both free translation. because "lost" in the sentence is a verb. in addition, you translate it into "我遗失了我的书". It sounds more influent. "了" in Mandarin always means something has occurred.I wish I can help you.
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    January 20, 2012
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    we use this grammer structure "越...越..." to express the meaning of you said.and just as "the more _(adj) the _(adj)_",we also use adj behind the word "越". I wish I can help you.
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    January 19, 2012
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    "a new book" means "一本新书". "a" means "一本" . "new" means "新" . "book" means "书". You can say "a new book", but you can't say "new a book" , just as you can say "一本新书", but you can"t say "一新本书"。You can see both of our languages have the same sequence in this place.
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    January 19, 2012
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