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i can speak just a little

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Hirianys

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Education : Ta'aleeem

written : تعليم

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If it means that it's my fault, it should be 'wo de bu shi' or 'wo de cuo'. Because 'chi' (吃) means eating.

Wo de bu chi "我的不是" means it is not mine. (It is not in proper order. )

Maybe you should say: It's my fault.

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我也喜欢你。(Wo3 ye3 xi3 huan1 ni1)

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If you are referring to 汉语拼音 han(4) yu(3) pin(4) yin(1) on Windows XP, the default Windows XP installation should have language keyboard included. Go to Control Panel --> Regional and Language Options --> Select Keyboards and Languages --> Change or add keyboard. Use the contextual help there for assistance.

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在恋爱 [zài liàn ài] - be in love

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IN JAPANSESE:

ジョアンナ = Joanna

エイプリル =　April (Eipuriru)

ジョアンナエイプリル (shigatsu) (Tsuki)

IN CHINESE:

四月 (Sì yuè) (si4 yue4) 艾谱莉

乔安娜 (Qiáo ān nà)

IN KOREA:

월 1 일 (aeipuril) [éiprəl] 조앤나에푸릴

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It sounds like "Jang" at first, but the "J" sound is made by keeping your tongue loose in the front of your mouth while the "Zh" sound is made by curling your tongue so that the tip touches the middle of the roof of your mouth.

After you curl your tongue, keep your teeth together and try saying "Jang" again and it will give you the "Zh" sound.

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Chinese pinyin: li shi (利是）

it's pronounced like LIE shee

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好吃 means delicious. hâo chī

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我 真 的 不 介 意。

Wo3 zhen1de bu2 jie4yi4.

I really don't care.

In Chinese,we have 4 tones.

1 means the tone is flat.

2 means the tone is go up.

3 means the tone goes down first and then goes up.

4 means the tone is go down.

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Mandarin is the official language in China. It is also sometimes called Putonghua. All Chinese students are required to learn it, but it is not necessarily their mother language, which varies from state to state (they speak different dialects, but the dialects vary so much they are not at all similar to Mandarin and you have to speak it to be able to completely understand)

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Chinese: 到新家 [dào xīn jiā]

English: go to new house

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我是朋友吗? [wǒ shì péng yǒu mā] ---> Am I a friend?

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十億 [shí yì]

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Chinese Simplified: Anne = 安妮

Traditional Chinese: Anne = 安妮

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Chinese, unlike Western languages like English, French, and German, does not have an alphabet. Instead, it has something known as a "character system" that is composed of thousands of different symbols (known as characters) that each have a different pronunciation. So, rather than spelling, Chinese write characters. The Chinese word for "answer" is 回答. This is pronounced "hui2da2" in Hanyu Pinyin and "hweidar" in Gwoyeu Romatzyh.

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Commonly used Chinese characters of this Pinyin are listed here:

在 [zài] ---> preposition, be in the condition of, be in the place of

再 [zài] ---> again, once more

灾 [zāi] ---> disaster

载 [zǎi] ---> carry, load, convey

仔 [zǎi] ---> young man, young animal

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pinyin: bái niû hái 白女孩

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他是谁? [tā shì shéi]

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棒糖

Bàng táng

Bang4 tang2

Literally means: Stick 棒 Sugar (or also candy) 糖

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黑色的八字胡 [hēi sè de bā zì hú]

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现在就停止

Xiànzài jiù tíngzhǐ