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Hi, I am Charlene Zhou, live in Shanghai, China. Now I am learning Deutsch as a beginner. I speak Chinese Mandarin, Shanghainese and English.
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    How do you say " He/She/They want(s) to ask you...." in polite formulas? How do you say " He/She/They want(s) to ask you...." in polite formulas? Can it be: He/She/They would like to know if you...or, He/She/They would like to ask you...? Are there any other ways to express the same idea? Thanks!
    July 13, 2012
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    在美国今天是个非常好的天  今天真是太棒了 what a wonderful day

    我没有时间写那么/很长的作文,我 只是 想 说我们美国人的运气很好。因为我们的最高法庭刚刚认可 通过 了奥巴马总统的医疗保险的政策。这意味着几百万的美国人可以继续享受医疗保险。这件 条 新闻真 的 是个惊喜,。/!我特别高兴。我真的为我的国家自豪。

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    June 29, 2012
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    In this case, '了' is a dynamic particle for emphasis, because there's a phrase '快要‘。 So generally speaking, those examples from 'bear234' is correct. I think you may wanna remember ’快要.....了‘ as a pattern. The reason why I noticed you is your profile, it says: 今年二十三岁了。This is a correct sentence without any grammar mistakes, but it's kinda childish to me. Of course we do say 我今年**岁了 in oral, and there will be a tone when you say it make it sounds natural. As you are writing, people can not see you directly so they don't know what's your tone and your mood. Actually I would say this sentence is more oral one, not a best statement in writing. I would say 今年23岁 if I were you. Hope this will help. :)
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    June 1, 2012
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