| One word, many meanings | |
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| Sep 13, 2009 22:52 | #11   |
 | Your Chinese are so wonderful! Thank you for your share! More Chinese learners, contact me, it's my pleasure to help you! lily.du_echineselearning |
| Nov 16, 2009 12:19 | #12 |
| interesting !!! |
| Nov 17, 2009 23:12 | #13 |
| well, wo shi xiang xiang could also mean I'm xiang xiang(xiang xiang as a name) wo xiang wo de xiang xiang: I miss my xiang xiang haha |
| Nov 24, 2009 20:55 | #14 |
| Here's another one "ma" four tones and tons of meanings, so be carefull when you want to say mom!! mā: mom má: numb; toad; (to have) pins and needles; tingling; hemp; numb; to bothe mǎ: morphine, name of a river, a weight; number; yard; pile; stack; dragonfly; 21st of month (tele.); horse; ant mà: d (22nd); sacrifice to god of war; scold; abuse; grasshopper and I have no learning merit...internet is a good school book... Here's a very useful link to learn Mandarin (even has sounds to help you pronounce words w proper intonation): haha this is very funy,right? chinese means different in different circustance |
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| Dec 15, 2011 16:13 | #15 |
| GUESTMARYTEN... | This is an ideal gift for children aged 18 and up because it can teach them to think and interact with the many activities Elmo can do. These toys lay the foundation for richer work of the imagination. This isn't a simple mini helicopter. |
| Feb 27, 2012 23:51 | #16 |
| I think you misunderstood these words. Though they pronounce the same but they are different characters. For example: Xiang ("想"the falling-rising tone):to think, to miss somebody, want to have something; Xiang("象", the falling tone):elephant; Xiang(像,the falling tone): to be like. |
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