Chinese use the same word for opportiunity  ...and something like disaster or disadvantage?
540481
i think the word you are saying is "機"\nwhen we want to talk about opportunity、we say "轉機"\nwhen we want to talk about crisis、we say "危機"\nin both meanings、you can see the word "機"\nand we believe when you encounter a crisis、you may also obtain some opportunities at the same time.\nthat is what we say "危機就是轉機" (crisis is opportunity)\nif you have any further question、just let me know^___^
1150899
I will ask my assistant tomorrow. She's Taiwanese. Unfortunately I can't read Chinese...I hope you can wait until tomorrow, or if you're lucky, you might get some help from other people
635705
OK...you were asking for this....wink\n\nThe Simplified Chinese Language...\n\nFor most of us, Chinese is a very difficult language to learn or understand. Hopefully, these simplifications will help you understand the Chinese language just a bit better!\n\nAi Bang Mai Ne - I bumped into the coffee table\n\n\nChin Tu Fat - You need a face lift \n\nDum Gai - A stupid person \n\nGun Pao Der - An ancient Chinese invention \n\nHu Flung Dung - Which one of you fertilized the field?\n\nHu Yu Hai Ding - We have reason to believe you are harboring a fugutive\n\n\nJan Ne Ka Sun - A former late night talk show host \n\nKum Hia - Approach me\n\nLao Ze Sho - Dawson's Creek\n\nLao Zi - Not very good \n\n\nLin Ching - An illegal execution \n\nMoon Lan Ding - A great achievement of the American space program \n\nNe Ahn - A lighting fixture used in advertising signs \n\nShai Gai - A bashful person \n\nTai Ne Bae Be - A premature infant \n\nTai Ne Po Ne - A small horse \n\n\nTen Ding Ba - Serving drinks to people \n\nWan Bum Lung - A person with T.B. \n\nYu Mai Te Tan - Your vacation in Hawaii agrees with you \n\nWa Shing Kah - Cleaning an automobile \n\n\nWai So Dim - Are you trying to save electricity? \n\nWai U Shao Ting -- There is no reason to raise your voice
530009
Hi i am a Chinese, i know the situation of China.\nChinese Government restrict anything that critisize them and ANYTHING about Fa Lun Gong. THere is a book published by Fa Lun Gong that critisized Communists.\nI hope my information was helpful:)\nGeorge X
691650
No, they are not the same. The first one is grammatically incorrect & should not be used. The second is grammatically correct & is used in the context of the comparison e.g "Isn't there the same problem in the English government as in the American government, in regards to international trade?"
403791
I depends on what your native language.   The structure of Chinese is very different compared to english.   There are even several Chinese dialects that are very different from each other.   I hear the hardest is supposed to be Mandarin Chinese.
718388
和平，爱，损害\n\n\nI'm Chinese.
684838
There are instances where the phrase is correct. For instance, many people have died in the new teen hobby called car surfing. They hang on to the roof of a car while its going 40 mph and up. Doing something that dangerous simply for fun is incredibly stupid. If someone died from that, they really have no one to blame but themselves. Therefore the term would be correct in that instance. This is just one example, but I believe the term does make sense.
180457
Sounds like a large bundle of negativity.\n\nGood word....
587295
i can't speak english well\nbut i can say many dirty words in chinese\nwould u please give me the best answer?\nplease\ni didn't get anyone
503478
wow! i just noticed that on my professor!! class: EWS the chinese in America.. i was just itching to ask him ... i hope you get a real answer, now im terribly curious.
994078
xenophobic\n\nWhy don't you try looking in a dictionary?
771734
B/\n\nof ignorance; or feelings of inadequacy\n\nhurt feelings\n\ncultural conflict\n\nunnecessary wars
15846
i think ive heard this one before..... the letter "e".i think.well im chinese. but that doesnt really help...
883913
The adjective "perilous" means full of risk, dangerous and could be observed as a formal one. Here are some sentences with it:\n" A perilous journey across the mountains".\n"The perilous state of the religion".\n"They were perilously close to the edge of the abyss"\n\nHope that is of help.\nHave a great day!
469420
Yes...the word comes from modest or shy.\n\nAND THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH BEING MODEST OR SHY!!
868695
There are no english words that fit this pattern.  Please check your source.