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Learn Chinese 7 : Is Chinese difficult?
| Click on the speaker icon of each sentence and listen to the recording. Each sentence follows this pattern : Pinyin (that's Chinese written in Latin characters), Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and the English translation of the sentence.
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| Wǒ shì Zhōngguó rén, shì cóng Shànghǎi lái de. |
| 我是中国人﹐是从上海来的。 |
| 我是中國人﹐是從上海來的。
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| I am a Chinese and I came from Shanghai. |
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| Wǒ huì shuō Zhōngwén, yě huì shuō Yīngyǔ hé Eyǔ. |
| 我会说中文﹐也会说英语和俄语。 |
| 我會說中文﹐也會說英語和俄語。
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| I can speak Chinese. I also speak English and Russian. |
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| Yīngyǔ bú tài nán, Eyǔ bǐjiào nán. |
| 英语不太难﹐俄语比较难。 |
| 英語不太難﹐俄語比較難。
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| English is not too difficult. Russian is very difficult. |
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| Notes |
- 'hé' means 'and'. Pay attention: 'hé' in Chinese joins two noun phrases only. It is not like English 'and' which can join two sentences.
- 'tài' means 'too'. 'bú tài nán' means 'not too difficult'.
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