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On June 21 at 6:56 AM by watermelon_2701

Hi cheesypoof It is different between two "de", for example: 1. ni de shu.(你的书) = Your books. 2. changye's explanation is righ... Read more

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Posted on: Finally
On June 21 at 6:53 AM by mikeinewshot

paulinurus    Thanks for trying to answer my question.  However, your answer points out my problem!! You have "..... becaus... Read more

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Posted on: Finally
On June 21 at 6:42 AM by bababardwan

melbourne, Sorry for being unclear.Actually,looking back now I see I wasn't referring to my first question.Rather I was referring to Pete's first a... Read more

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Posted on: Finally
On June 21 at 6:30 AM by changye

Hi mikeinewshot When there are two verbs used in a simple sentence, you must not place "了" after the first verb. 我 买 彩票 买 了几十年。 我 学 汉语 学... Read more

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On June 21 at 6:29 AM by melbourne

i'm not sure what you mean by "my first question", bababardwan.  pete did say this: In 那最后谁赢了呢 we cannot substitue 吗 for 呢 because the questio... Read more

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Posted on: Going to Church
On June 21 at 6:13 AM by ces_bahian

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Posted on: Here she comes
On June 21 at 6:01 AM by changye

Hi cinese 会 and 不会 are translated as "It's likely that ～" and "It's unlikely that ～" respectively. So your examples should be translated as follow... Read more

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On June 21 at 5:24 AM by changye

Hi cheesypoof Please look at it this way. 你是做什么的？= 你是做什么的( 人 )？ Read more

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On June 21 at 5:17 AM by bodawei

@barbs, rj As far as I know the alternative use of 小姐 is pretty much all over China, but as RJ says the concern about its use is over-stressed.&nbs... Read more

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Posted on: Here she comes
On June 21 at 5:16 AM by rossonordest

不会不理我的. i might sound really -笨 but if I say 不理我，it has the same meaning? what about 不会理我? Read more