wu suo nan yang?Originally posted by sinicker:watch chinese dramas since pri sch.
hello in chinese is hum ji peng.Originally posted by UaERuLeS:can some one teach me i know chee bai means vagina but can you teach me others?
like how to say hello? or fu ck u?
Chee bai is hokkien, and is a vulgar word.Originally posted by UaERuLeS:can some one teach me i know chee bai means vagina but can you teach me others?
like how to say hello? or fu ck u?
Don't mislead.Originally posted by Sleeping Forest:hello in chinese is hum ji peng.
f.uck u is ji yong fan.![]()
u type out i dono. ppl talk i know.Originally posted by FireIce:wu suo nan yang?
stiill you wan learn chineseOriginally posted by UaERuLeS:can some one teach me i know chee bai means vagina but can you teach me others?
like how to say hello? or fu ck u?
This question very chim. By the way, chim is not a chinese word, it is a slang here.Originally posted by UaERuLeS:what is han yu pin yin ?
Originally posted by aniyaseo:That is a sweeping statement about Singapore. Singapore may be modern, speaks English, but not all people have forgotten their roots. True, they may not know a lot about Chinese culture, their pronounciation of Chinese words sucks, but it doesn't apply to everybody. There is the older generation of Singaporeans who are traditional and a group of younger Singaporeans who want to save the Chinese culture and they may actually know more than you.
[b]is it necessary to learn chinese in singapore?singapore has forget their roots .
chee-bye is vagina?
in mandrine ,ji ba is penis.
chee-bye is not the meaning
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Originally posted by aniyaseo:define roots and justify why forgetting of roots is a negative phenomenom
[b]is it necessary to learn chinese in singapore?singapore has forget their roots .
chee-bye is vagina?
in mandrine ,ji ba is penis.
chee-bye is not the meaning
[/b]
Once you master the basics, Chinese is actually easy. The difficult part of Chinese is some words have more than one meaning and the same word is to be pronounced differently when used in different contexts.Originally posted by UaERuLeS:chinese looks difficult to learn. and i see korean and japanese words look the same . it is complicated
ericshang? smappy?Originally posted by stellazio:ask the chinaman..![]()
no.Originally posted by anhydrouscoppersulphate:ericshang? smappy?
i think english is more complex ,esp the grammar ,make me too confuse.and some english words have more meanings than chinese words.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Once you master the basics, Chinese is actually easy. The difficult part of Chinese is some words have more than one meaning and the same word is to be pronounced differently when used in different contexts.
Japanese and Korean is a language of their own, though Japan and Korean culture are related to Chinese.
Originally posted by aniyaseo:of course it is neccessary to learn chinese in singapore.
[b]is it necessary to learn chinese in singapore?singapore has forget their roots .
chee-bye is vagina?
in mandrine ,ji ba is penis.
chee-bye is not the meaning
[/b]
