Hi
I've been living in Shanghai for 6 months, and I need to practice wo de pu tong hua. Here is a little of what I know :)...
Ni shou ying wen, wo shuo pu tong hua. Wo de gong zuo shi gong chen shi. Xian zai shang ban. Wo xi huan yin yue. Wo xiang da wang qiu. Wo kan wo de shu. Wo mai le xie zi zuo tian. Wo men gao xing!
Hao de!
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Permalink Reply by Ying on July 15, 2011 at 10:50pm
Permalink Reply by Clyde on July 26, 2011 at 5:59pm Sounds good, I need the practice! Add me as a friend
Permalink Reply by zhang lisa on July 31, 2011 at 3:55pm hi,did you guys already organized that kind of event?
i have interested in language exchange either,i may properly speak English fluently,but want make more progress.Aslo i have interested in organizing event.so count me im.
What kind of language do you wanna exchange?
By the way, I am a part time mandarin teacher. And my skype is chineselowng, just the same as my account in Shanghai Stuff.
To be honest, you are very good at language learning.But there are still some mistakes.
1. gong chen shi should be gpng cheng shi.
2.wo mwi le xie zi zuo tian should be wo zuo tian mai le xie zi.
Come on!
For more questions, you can just send me email at chineselowng@126.com, and my skype is chineselowng.
BTW: I am a part time mandarin teacher.
Permalink Reply by monica on August 17, 2011 at 2:10pm hi Clyde,
yeah, you study the spelling are good, i believe you will can speak chinese is good, when i was very young, also from the basic spelling starting, i hope can have one person with me exchang languge, chinese vs english.
good luck!
monica
Permalink Reply by Lynette Yan on October 22, 2011 at 8:29pm 你好呀~ni hao ya~~I‘m a Chinese native speaker and would like to help you with your manderin.
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