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Published: May 12th, 2012. Category: Travelling in China. Experiencing the Dragon Boat Festival. 1) Where is the dragon boat championship being held this year? Jīnnián de lóngzhōu jǐnbiāosài zài nǎlǐ? 2) Are the boats really shaped like dragons? Lóngzhōu jiùshì xiàng lóng yīyàng de chuán ma? 3) Which team are you supporting? Nǐ zhīchí nǎge duì? 4) I want some rice dumplings. Wǒ yào yǒu yīxiē zòngzi. 5) No, I don’t know any Chinese poems. Bù, wǒ bù zhīdào rènhé zhōngguó de shīgē. Singles Day in China.
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Travelling In China | Translation in Chinese
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Published: May 12th, 2012. Category: Travelling in China. Experiencing the Dragon Boat Festival. 1) Where is the dragon boat championship being held this year? Jīnnián de lóngzhōu jǐnbiāosài zài nǎlǐ? 2) Are the boats really shaped like dragons? Lóngzhōu jiùshì xiàng lóng yīyàng de chuán ma? 3) Which team are you supporting? Nǐ zhīchí nǎge duì? 4) I want some rice dumplings. Wǒ yào yǒu yīxiē zòngzi. 5) No, I don’t know any Chinese poems. Bù, wǒ bù zhīdào rènhé zhōngguó de shīgē. Published: May 5th, 2012.
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bezdomny ex patria » Blog Archive » China Connection
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Ramblings of an expat Kiwi living in one small corner of Beijing. July 18th, 2014. Note: This is a very slightly altered version of a post I wrote on my Linked In profile. There’s a link to my Linked In profile on the right sidebar if you’re interested. The New Zealand Herald has been running a China Connection series by Paul Lewis in association with the BNZ every Friday, and as the series continues it gets more interesting. Today’s instalment looks at SMEs and China. Asked whether the two countries had...
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bezdomny ex patria » Blog Archive » Education, training, …. opportunity?
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Ramblings of an expat Kiwi living in one small corner of Beijing. Education, training, …. opportunity? December 21st, 2014. Yesterday morning I read this article by Gordon Orr at McKinsey. There are two particular points in these two paragraphs that I want to look at. I’ll title one “The System” and the other “Changes”. I also see an opportunity here. Let’s look at the third sentence of the first paragraph:. 8230;what they learned…. 8230;how they learned…. And parental demands are two of the more common ...
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Published: Nov 11th, 2012. Singles Day in China. Today is the 11 November, also known as Singles Day in China. If you look at the date, 11.11, it looks like lonely sticks. The Chinese name for Singles day is 光棍节. It literally means “Bachelor’s Holiday”. 光棍 = bachelors and 节 = festival/holiday. You can however broke down 光棍 (bachelor) further. This literally means “bare sticks”. Here are five phrases to say on Singles Day:. 我要分手 (Wǒ yào fēnshǒu) –. I want to break up. Dude, let’s go drink tonight. Climbin...
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Experiencing the Dragon Boat Festival
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Published: May 12th, 2012. Category: Travelling in China. Experiencing the Dragon Boat Festival. 1) Where is the dragon boat championship being held this year? Jīnnián de lóngzhōu jǐnbiāosài zài nǎlǐ? 2) Are the boats really shaped like dragons? Lóngzhōu jiùshì xiàng lóng yīyàng de chuán ma? 3) Which team are you supporting? Nǐ zhīchí nǎge duì? 4) I want some rice dumplings. Wǒ yào yǒu yīxiē zòngzi. 5) No, I don’t know any Chinese poems. Bù, wǒ bù zhīdào rènhé zhōngguó de shīgē. Singles Day in China.
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China | Translation in Chinese
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Published: Nov 11th, 2012. Singles Day in China. Today is the 11 November, also known as Singles Day in China. If you look at the date, 11.11, it looks like lonely sticks. The Chinese name for Singles day is 光棍节. It literally means “Bachelor’s Holiday”. 光棍 = bachelors and 节 = festival/holiday. You can however broke down 光棍 (bachelor) further. This literally means “bare sticks”. Here are five phrases to say on Singles Day:. 我要分手 (Wǒ yào fēnshǒu) –. I want to break up. Dude, let’s go drink tonight. Climbin...
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Chinese Holidays | Translation in Chinese
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Published: Nov 11th, 2012. Singles Day in China. Today is the 11 November, also known as Singles Day in China. If you look at the date, 11.11, it looks like lonely sticks. The Chinese name for Singles day is 光棍节. It literally means “Bachelor’s Holiday”. 光棍 = bachelors and 节 = festival/holiday. You can however broke down 光棍 (bachelor) further. This literally means “bare sticks”. Here are five phrases to say on Singles Day:. 我要分手 (Wǒ yào fēnshǒu) –. I want to break up. Dude, let’s go drink tonight. Climbin...
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Published: May 5th, 2012. Category: Travelling in China. Visiting Tourist Sites in China. 1) Where is the entrance to the Forbidden City? Gùgōng de rùkǒu zài nǎ’er? 2) Where is information. Fúwù tái zài nǎ’er. 3) How much does a ticket cost? Yī zhāng piào duōshǎo qián? 4) Where can I find an English tour guide? Wǒ zài nǎ’er néng zhǎodào yīgè yīngyǔ de dǎoyóu? 5) I am lost! Where is the exit of the Forbidden City? Gùgōng de chūkǒu zài nǎ’er. 人山人海 in Beijing’s Forbidden City. Singles Day in China. Translat...
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New: See Phonetic Sets! Who is behind HanziCraft? HanziCraft is solely developed and maintained by Niel de la Rouviere. He blogs as Confused Laowai. Shares online Mandarin resources to the world via Social Mandarin. Brings language learning blogs together at Polyglot Link. And also learns other languages as a crazed linguaphile. Where does the data come from? HanziCraft would not exist without the massive amounts of work already done by other people and researchers. Leiden University Weibo Corpus Data.
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