Chinese And English
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Hi everybody: I come from China and learning English ,if somebody whose mother Language is English and want to learn Chinese，we can learn from each other. I also a .Net developer on c#. My msn:wjp_auhtm@hotmail.com Thanks! :) wjp_auhtm 9/01
I would love to, though I can't for the life of me imagine what I'd use Chinese language skills for. Still, it would be fun to learn. I've tried learning other languages in the past, but it hasn't worked out. I started with Spanish in school, but I grew up with Mexicans - they don't speak Spanish. I switched to Latin, but there weren't a whole lot of Romans left who speak it. Without some opportunity to converse with someone literate in another language, it's rather hard to really master one. I'm fairly skilled in English - better at it than most of my English teachers in the US, so I might be of some help. I'm not very skilled in C#, but it does give us a lingua franca to start with, and I'm willing to try. Contact me via the email link, rather than the post reply button, and your address will appear in my inbox so I can respond. And please don't post your email address on a public forum again - there are 'bots that scan for them to sell to spammers. You'll regret it one day... :-D
"A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"
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Hi everybody: I come from China and learning English ,if somebody whose mother Language is English and want to learn Chinese，we can learn from each other. I also a .Net developer on c#. My msn:wjp_auhtm@hotmail.com Thanks! :) wjp_auhtm 9/01
semi self teaching myself Chinese ( Manderin) actualy. It's quite a useful language (besides french). ni hao ma Wjp, and welcome to Code project. There is alot of wise and knowledged people here from all over the world. Hope it's not to hot where you are. cheers :cool:
///////////////// Groucho Marx Those are my principals, if you don't like them… I have others.
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semi self teaching myself Chinese ( Manderin) actualy. It's quite a useful language (besides french). ni hao ma Wjp, and welcome to Code project. There is alot of wise and knowledged people here from all over the world. Hope it's not to hot where you are. cheers :cool:
///////////////// Groucho Marx Those are my principals, if you don't like them… I have others.
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I would love to, though I can't for the life of me imagine what I'd use Chinese language skills for. Still, it would be fun to learn. I've tried learning other languages in the past, but it hasn't worked out. I started with Spanish in school, but I grew up with Mexicans - they don't speak Spanish. I switched to Latin, but there weren't a whole lot of Romans left who speak it. Without some opportunity to converse with someone literate in another language, it's rather hard to really master one. I'm fairly skilled in English - better at it than most of my English teachers in the US, so I might be of some help. I'm not very skilled in C#, but it does give us a lingua franca to start with, and I'm willing to try. Contact me via the email link, rather than the post reply button, and your address will appear in my inbox so I can respond. And please don't post your email address on a public forum again - there are 'bots that scan for them to sell to spammers. You'll regret it one day... :-D
"A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"
Roger Wright wrote:
I can't for the life of me imagine what I'd use Chinese language skills for.
You can then understand Chinese movies and enjoy the lyrics in Chinese pop songs! :-D
It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini
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Roger Wright wrote:
I can't for the life of me imagine what I'd use Chinese language skills for.
You can then understand Chinese movies and enjoy the lyrics in Chinese pop songs! :-D
It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini
Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
Roger Wright wrote: I can't for the life of me imagine what I'd use Chinese language skills for. You can then understand Chinese movies and enjoy the lyrics in Chinese pop songs!
Order chinese food, , chat with chinese about their experience and knowledge, yes the entertainment. I don't know why the world has to be linear and focus on a single language when it's invalueable ( and fun) to learn many. Knowing another language breaks down doors, creates a common level for understanding. I've spent sometime in china and I had a wonderful ( best spicy food ever ;d and very friendly people)time. I wish I had time to learn other languages of the world. As much as we would like to think "Canada", "USA", "India" boarders, Our world now is without boarders and we now have a better flow of thoughts and ideas. :) This is my warm fuzzy of the mornning... the " one thing that doesn't Suck" moment.
///////////////// Groucho Marx Those are my principals, if you don't like them… I have others.
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你好 NightJammer： Nice to meet you!It is true that there are many wise and knowledged people here.Past few days,Beijing was not very hot.Since some rains,the weather is more and more cold. 祝好运! :)
wjp_auhtm wrote:
你好 NightJammer： Nice to meet you!It is true that there are many wise and knowledged people here.Past few days,Beijing was not very hot.Since some rains,the weather is more and more cold. 祝好运
I know people over in Anhui province So I get to hear about things there. There is a very good c# section here. I go through that now and then and read through the articles looking at other people's Techniques. The people in the lounge are fun to chat with and lively (where I spend most of my time in cp as it brings a smile). work time :)
///////////////// Groucho Marx Those are my principals, if you don't like them… I have others.
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Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
Roger Wright wrote: I can't for the life of me imagine what I'd use Chinese language skills for. You can then understand Chinese movies and enjoy the lyrics in Chinese pop songs!
Order chinese food, , chat with chinese about their experience and knowledge, yes the entertainment. I don't know why the world has to be linear and focus on a single language when it's invalueable ( and fun) to learn many. Knowing another language breaks down doors, creates a common level for understanding. I've spent sometime in china and I had a wonderful ( best spicy food ever ;d and very friendly people)time. I wish I had time to learn other languages of the world. As much as we would like to think "Canada", "USA", "India" boarders, Our world now is without boarders and we now have a better flow of thoughts and ideas. :) This is my warm fuzzy of the mornning... the " one thing that doesn't Suck" moment.
///////////////// Groucho Marx Those are my principals, if you don't like them… I have others.
Yes, I do know. I was merely attempting to add some humor. I've worked with some incredibly talented Chinese people. Not to forget their delicious food. :)
It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini
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wjp_auhtm wrote:
你好 NightJammer： Nice to meet you!It is true that there are many wise and knowledged people here.Past few days,Beijing was not very hot.Since some rains,the weather is more and more cold. 祝好运
I know people over in Anhui province So I get to hear about things there. There is a very good c# section here. I go through that now and then and read through the articles looking at other people's Techniques. The people in the lounge are fun to chat with and lively (where I spend most of my time in cp as it brings a smile). work time :)
///////////////// Groucho Marx Those are my principals, if you don't like them… I have others.