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I would like to improve English and French. I speak Chinese(Mandarin) and use traditional Chinese characters in my daily life. I want to practice English writing on italki, and I am happy to help someone who wants to learn Mandarin. However I am sorry that I still haven't used skype. I love listening to indie music, and want to be a backpacker traveling to many places. We can learn language together. Nice to meet you :)
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    When you think that something happen of course, you can say "那当然". "那当然" may be translate as naturally.
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    August 9, 2012
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    你好， 台灣的課本因為教育政策不停修改，課本選文每年都不太相同，而即使是同一年的課本，也因為不同出版社內容有所差異。 通常包含古典文言文和近代白話文，收錄詩、散文，甚至節錄小說。網路上不容易直接找到國文課本，但如果個別找其中的文章是可能找到的。而你想找的是哪一種呢？
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    August 8, 2012
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    "最" means the superlative form. "極了"( it's "极了" in traditional Chinese ) and "很" and "太" mean like "very", but "極了" means more like "extremely" and "太" means more like "too". They are all adverb, and the adjective is after "最", "很", "太", but is before "極了". For example, "good" in Chinese is "好", "最好" is "best", "好極了", "很好", "太好" are "very good"; "bad" is "壞", "最壞" is "worst", "壞極了", "很壞", "太壞" are "very bad".
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    August 4, 2012
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    "ㄌ" and "ㄡ" are both Zhuyin, the phonetic symbols used in Taiwan, you're right.:) In the sentence, "ㄌㄡ" is informal written, it replaces "了喔" (we say "了喔" sound like "ㄌㄡ"), just like using "U" instead of "you". I say "按了喔" to you may means to tell you "I already pressed it." or ask you "I press it, alright?". And "了喔" is like something added to the end of a phrase (just like Liv said).
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    August 3, 2012
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    Introducing myself I would like to improve English and French. I speak Chinese(Mandarin) and use traditional Chinese characters in my daily life. I love listening to indie music, and want to be a backpacker traveling to many places.
    August 3, 2012
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