If I speak Chinese, do you understand?
By Ava
@AvaChinese (40)
Hangzhou, China
September 15, 2017 12:40am CST
A lot of foreigners know Chinese now, can you?I can teach you Chinese, can you teach me English?Now you can see more and more foreigners in China,they travel or work in China.The Chinese also welcome their arrival.Welcome to China!
?????!Do you understand the last sentence?
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@peachpurple (13961)
• Malaysia
15 Sep 17
You are right, that is why her chinese characters became ????!
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@AvaChinese (40)
• Hangzhou, China
20 Sep 17
@peachpurple So smart!I don't know I can't type in Chinese words here,so they became ?????,So embarrassed!
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@afiction (44)
• Changsha, China
21 Sep 17
@AvaChinese I stay in changsha for three years.nice to meet you,my Chinese friend....
@LadyDuck (472476)
• Switzerland
20 Sep 17
@AvaChinese This is fine, because I see many replied to your question.
@AvaChinese (40)
• Hangzhou, China
20 Sep 17
Oh, I didn't say you should know Chinese, I just wanted to make a discussion...
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@AvaChinese (40)
• Hangzhou, China
20 Sep 17
I don't know I can't type in Chinese words here,so the chinese characters became ?????!
@AvaChinese (40)
• Hangzhou, China
20 Sep 17
I didn't mean anything. I just wanted to made a discussion.
@peachpurple (13961)
• Malaysia
15 Sep 17
What is the last sentence? It is " ?????! only, maybe you cannot write foreign characters here at mylot.
Yes, I can speak chinese but I do not know how to write or read chinese because I am English educated.
How about Hanyu Pinyin? Ni shi xue sheng ma?
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@peachpurple (13961)
• Malaysia
20 Sep 17
@AvaChinese yes, you said I am not a student, I had graduated already
@AvaChinese (40)
• Hangzhou, China
20 Sep 17
@peachpurple Are you Chinese?Your pinyin is so good that I suspect you are Chinese.
@AvaChinese (40)
• Hangzhou, China
20 Sep 17
Wow,you can spell Pinyin ,so nice! Wo bu shi xue sheng, wo yi jing bi ye le.Can you understand the meaning of the previous sentence?
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@YrNemo (20255)
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20 Sep 17
@AvaChinese Just translate it into sounds like 'Nee how' or something similar... (I have a young relative who did Chinese for 2 yrs .)
.)@AvaChinese (40)
• Hangzhou, China
21 Sep 17
@YrNemo He can speak some Chinese, isn't he?
He can speak some Chinese, isn't he?1 person likes this
@AvaChinese (40)
• Hangzhou, China
20 Sep 17
Yes ,the question marks is Welcome to China ,I don't know I can't type in Chinese words here,so they became ?????,So embarrassed! Most Chinese speak mandarin now.
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@janethwayne (5191)
• Philippines
15 Sep 17
Not if I am not a Chinese speaking of course.Just like if I speak Filipino no one can understand that if you are a foreigner who did not study that kind of language.
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