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Chinese proverb about life, 生死有命，富贵在天 Sheng si you ming, fu gui zai tian. How to say ” He was recently diagnosed with a malignant tumor on his tongue” in Chinese. If Today Was Your Last Day Lyrics by Nickelback. 怒放的生命Nu fang de sheng ming.汪峰 Wang Feng, Life in full bloom

Posted on 02/29/2012 by Chinesetolearn

[audio:http://www.chinesetolearn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/recording.mp3|titles=recording] How to say ” He was recently diagnosed with a malignant tumor on his tongue” in Chinese: Ta1 zui4 jin4 bei4 zhen3 duan4 chu1 she2 tou2 shang4 you3 yi4 ke1 e4 xing4 zhong3 liu2. 他最近被诊断出舌头上有一颗恶性肿瘤。Ta1（ 他 pronoun he) zui4 … Continue reading →

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Symbol of bats in Chinese culture – phrases Wu fu five fortunes, shan zhong good death, Batman – How to say ” In China, bats are regarded as auspicious creatures; however, some cultures view bats as evil” in Mandarin. How to catch bats, largest bat in the world, and batman theme song

Posted on 02/16/2012 by Chinesetolearn

If you are a batty Chinese language learner or a bloodsucking vampire novel lover, you might like to read today’s extremely batty post:) In most western culture, bats are considered evil, vampires related, for people think bats suck blood. Are … Continue reading →

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