Please translate the following to Mandarin: Goodbye = I love you = Fine, Okay = Mother = Brother = Moon = Good = Thank you = Good = Hao (Please write in Romanize letters not in Chinese coz i cant read it, thanks)
I have tried to do research…. -livemocha -mangolanguages -rocket language -rosetta stone What is the pros and cons of each one?
considering that 3/4s are of Chinese origin and a study said that more of Chinese-Singaporeans prefer to communicate in Mandarin over English at home even among the highly educated?
I am not Chinese but I have friends that speak both, and the characters in the movie seem to be speaking Mandarin but there are times when they sounds like my Cantonese friends. I was just wondering.
Would you rather learn Mandarin through your mother -tongue or English? For example,if you are from Italia ,France, Span,Germany…and other countries. Your kind and serious answer would help me a lot, xiexie!
Ni Hao, i’ve been all over the web for several years as I study Chinese, but I’m looking for a VERY detailed list of food vocabulary. When I went to China, the 200 or so fruit/meat/vegetable words I knew were not enough to really know the nuances of what dishes …
if yes, why? if no, then why are those chinese saying that? and why many people start to learn this language? Should i start to learn this ? will it be helpful to learn ?