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| Today's translation challenge - 最喜欢 zuì xǐhuān "favorite" | What is this? |
Translate 1 or more of these & get Teacher Feedback:
- I call my favorite t-shirt 'baby blue'.
- What is your favorite book for teaching Chinese?
- Do you have a favorite (song, book, movie etc etc)?
- She spoils that child because he is her favorite.
- Who is the favorite to win tonight's game?
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How to say "stand out from the crowd" using Chinese words or idioms
Posted by Grace on May 23, 2012 at 12:00pm — 2 Comments
How opposite pairs of words mean different things in Mandarin - good+bad=quality, east+west=thing
Posted by Hila on May 23, 2012 at 8:30am — 8 Comments
A line of Chinese wisdom - Let's take a quick meal of knowledge - plus movie recommendations :-)
Posted by Grace on May 22, 2012 at 4:30am — 5 Comments
Chinese chéngyǔ explained - 梁上君子 - How to say a thief, a burglar, or a person who divorced from reality
Posted by Zhang Wenzhuo on May 20, 2012 at 2:30pm — 4 Comments
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I'm learning at uni, and I think it's pretty important to learn the characters. I…"
Ruaridh Maxwell/麦儒锐 replied to Brandon's discussion How to say "favorite" in Chinese - sentence examples for 最喜欢的 zuì xǐhuānde in the group Daily Chinese Sentence"I call my favourite t-shirt 'baby blue'.
我叫我最喜欢的T-恤‘浅蓝色’。
What is your…"
Grace commented on Grace's blog post How to say "stand out from the crowd" using Chinese words or idioms"出道 ( Chūdào ) literally can be explained as "set off on the road",…"
Thomas Doherty commented on Grace's blog post How to say "stand out from the crowd" using Chinese words or idioms"This may be related: 出道 ( Chūdào ) = Debut."
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离（離）means leave, separate. This video talks about how to write it in both simplified and traditional style. Also this video covers several words that include this character and some sentences, in which those words are used.
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