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I want to learn Chinese,Do anybody know a Chinese form?
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Inuyasha-the-kid said:I want to learn Chinese,Do anybody know a Chinese form?
Gaijinian said:窶「ツ≫?凖翰彙ツ青・ナセテ卩ステッツ!ツ!窶吮??ナ。ツ?ツ青・VERYツ好ツ!窶ーテ、窶拿窶板昶?ーテーSOMEツ(ediar[窶「s窶拿PinYinツ。ツ。ツ。LOL])窶「ツ≫?凖翰彙ツ。ナステ毒ステ督!
How is my CHINESE? It is a fun lnguage to speak, despite my minimal knowalage...
窶牢窶漏ヒ彙窶堋ウ窶堙ア窶堋ュ窶堙?ナスg窶堙≫?堙??堙昶?堋ソ窶堙懌?堙≫?堋スツ・ツ・ツ・窶壺?納/QUOTE]
not bad...^^ i'm learner of simplified chinese...and my mother tounge is Indonesia and Indonesian-Hokkien(which is can only be use in Indonesia and Malaysia T_T)
7 years ago I started learning Chinese in Malaysia...I can speak well...but I cant write much hanzi...窶ーテ、ナ徒テ「ナ I like it but it hard(for me) T_T
Gaijinian said:窶「ツ≫?凖翰彙ツ青・ナセテ卩ステッツ!ツ!窶吮??ナ。ツ?ツ青・VERYツ好ツ!窶ーテ、窶拿窶板昶?ーテーSOMEツ(ediar[窶「s窶拿PinYinツ。ツ。ツ。LOL])窶「ツ≫?凖翰彙ツ。ナステ毒ステ督!
How is my CHINESE? It is a fun lnguage to speak, despite my minimal knowalage...
窶牢窶漏ヒ彙窶堋ウ窶堙ア窶堋ュ窶堙?ナスg窶堙≫?堙??堙昶?堋ソ窶堙懌?堙≫?堋スツ・ツ・ツ・窶壺?納/QUOTE]
your chinese is very good! 你窶廬窶「ツ≫?凖?#35805;窶敕アツ湘ュ窶点ツ!
it's so nice to konw you here.ナ徒ツ坂??#20852;ツ催?#36825;窶板「认识你ツ。
harry yang said:are you 13 years old and a student?would you like to stay in china for holiday with my family?
i am chinese living in shenzhen city of china.chinese is my native language.i am studying english now.i have a son and he is seven years old.i want him to study english.if you like to stay in china for holiday with my family ,we will teach you chinese while you can teach us english.
if you like to stay in china with my family,you are welcome by my family.
welcome to china to study chinese.
lexico said:Well, don't you get along fine when you are with your friends ?
There are a lot of gestures, facials, and short sounds to help keep the flow nice and easy, but it's like that in any language, in any country.
You seem to have an active interest in learning and experimenting, and that's good for you in so many ways.
I only became confident about my Korean in my late twenties, and as for English I can't say I am fluent in all situations. As for my Chinese, I only remember the basics from my three yrs of intensive study; I have long, long ways to go to even think of becoming fluent.
But the good news is; once you get the basics, after that it's only a matter of vocabulary, style, speed, and perceptive conversation skills. These can only get better with time and practice. At 12, you're doing quite alright, so just keep up your experiments !
Traditional characters shared by Japan, Taiwan, S.Korea, Old China, and Old Vietnam are called fan-ti-zi, 窶敕嘉ゥ窶愬スナ。, cumbersome-styled characters, which are just that; having many strokes from 1 to over 40. While certain home-grown characters exists, they are less then 100-200 in all, and should be no cause of major concern.nanda said:they said there're 2 types of kanji: china's and taiwan's
and taiwanese's kanji is more complicated than china's
what should i learn? i mean, which kanji is commonly used by chinese, or japanese, or taiwanese, well .. by people
Yea you are right. Currently 6763 characters are used in common computers (National Standard II) which meets 99.9999% (*estimated of course) circumtances. But some 3000 out of the 6763 meets 99.99% circumtances. So do not be afraid - even TOEFL, comparing to that of English, requires a vocabulary of 10000 words. So Chinese is not that difficult.alienaxed said:and why worried about the 20,000 Kanji...even the native speakers have to refer to the dictionary from time to time. Just learn what you need to express your ideas and collect all this treasure naturally as you go. If you need my help, pm me, I can give some advise from firsthand experience.
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