Ni hui bu hui shuo putonghua? (do you speak chinese common language)?
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ANSWERS: 17
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Hui yi dian. Wo zai xue yi nian le. (a little. been studying for a year) I don't know why someone gave you negative points...I plus'd u back up ;-)
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No, but I would like to learn.
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I can understand, but I can't speak. I can speak Cantonese.
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hui, wo hui shuo Hanyu, danshi wo shuo de bu hao.
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Hui a, er qie hai shi wo de mu yu ne. Wo yi zi hen xiang xue guang dong hua, zi hui yi liang ju ba liao. Nin hui shuo guang dong hua ma?
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Ž‹å…«è›‹ it means say someone is a badman. but in China recently,many of them r using SB to say someone instead of 王八蛋(wang2 ba1 dan4).SB also means foolish man.in chinese:sha3 gua4.傻瓜
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I am learning and I'll take all the help I can get! Wo hui shuo yi dian dian hanyu.
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I have started to learn Mandarin Chinese some months ago. I will endeavor to speak the language as much as possible, using the words that I have learned so far. Being English-educated, Hanyu pinyin comes in handy for me to master the language. I am looking forward to the day when I am able to speak putonghua well. I welcome all help and advice from members of AnswerBag in this pursuit of mine. Xie xie ni men bang zhu.
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wo hui, and i'm proud to be a chinese :)
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Wo bu hui sho zhong guo hua. I can understand some and speak a tiny bit, but not that much, so I'll just say I can't.
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Bu (no). but I have friends who do.
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No. Tetapi saya berbahasa Indonesia dengan lancar (But I speak Indonesian fluently).
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Wo de putonghua shuo de bu hao (My spoken Mandarin Chinese is not good). I am still learning it.
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wo hui, wo ye shi ke hua ren. ke shi hen duo ren dou yi wei wo shi ma lai ren ):
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wo hui shuo yidian putonghua - yidian dian
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ˆ‘会ï¼æˆ‘是ä¸å›½å°å©ï¼å“ˆå“ˆï¼yes,i can!I'm a chinese kid!
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ˆ‘长大时得å¦æ™®é€šè¯å’Œå¹¿ä¸œè¯å› 为我的外公外婆åªä¼šè¯´æ™®é€šè¯è·Ÿå¹¿ä¸œè¯ã€‚ 如果ä¸å¦å°±æ²¡åŠžæ³•è·Ÿä»–们è”络。 wo zhang da shi dei pu tong hua he guang dong hua yin wei wo de wai gong wai po zhi hui shuo pu tong hua gen guang dong hua. ru guo bu xue jiu mei ban fa gen ta men lian luo. Growing up, I had to learn both Mandarin and Cantonese as they were the only languages my grandparents could speak. If I hadn't leanrt them, I'd have had no ability to comunicate with them.
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