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Need help with Chinese? -
11-15-2010, 09:22 AM
I am a native Chinese speaker and am fluent in English, as well as having some degree of proficiency in Japanese. I am willing to help if you have any questions about (Mandarin) Chinese.
That said, I was neither born nor raised in China, so I may not be able to answer specific questions about life in China (e.g. the government, the education system, etc.), and neither am I familiar with some slang-heavy conversations. (Chinese netspeak, for example.) I will try to help, but I'm not exactly the most qualified person to answer those questions. こんにちは。私は中国人です。日本語がちょっと話せて (中級者レベルぐらい)、英語も良く話せますから、も し中国語に関する質問をして頂ければ、喜んで答えま す。 質問には英語・日本語がどちらで書いて頂いても良いで す。 でも、華僑(かきょう, 海外の中国人)なので、私は中国に住んだ事が ありません。ですから、中国の国に関する専門的な質問 (政府、教育、外交政策...)が少し苦手です。 インターネットで使うの俗語も同じです。そうなると、 お答えできる質問にはお答えしますが、もし間違 って答えてしまったら、お許しください。 |
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Thanks for the offer -
12-07-2010, 10:16 PM
This is generous of you. Have you seen Tatoeba? (Tatoeba: Collecting example sentences) It's a project to build a database of cross-translated sentences in as many languages as possible. If you're proficient in three, than you'd be an extremely valuable contributor.
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12-08-2010, 02:04 AM
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That's a rather interesting project; thanks for the link. |
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