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Hi oldbies out there, I just joined yesterday and today is my first paid lesson! I'm Chinese but like a banana - yellow on the outside but white on th... Read more
The two sentences are both commonly used in conversation. I think they are both correct and make sense. But if you would like to put them on paper, t... Read more
If you put the two words together, "fāsòng", it still mean send. But if you want to say "send email" in Chinese, you will need to use the verb "fā" ,... Read more
You realise that this expression means something quite different in the UK and Australia as opposed to North America? My Chinese boss comes out with s... Read more
What is the difference between sòng and fā? They are both translated as 'send'. Thanks. Read more
Couldn't one say here "You're so cool wearing this piece of clothing"? Read more
I am confused by placement of gei wo (give me) in phrases. When does it come before the noun and when does it come after the noun? T... Read more
I am confused by placement of gei wo (give me) in phrases. When does it come before the noun and when does it come after the noun? T... Read more
嗯，没有意思 Read more