What is the answer to the words qian zhi ju bei?

Chinese is a typical isolated language.

The characteristic of this type of language is that it generally does not express the role of grammar through morphological changes (i.e., the internal morphological changes of words, also known as inflection changes), but through independent imaginary words and fixed word orders.

According to the relationship between the structure of words and the constituent morphemes, the languages in the world are generally divided into four types: isolated, adherent, inflectional, and complex. The main characteristic of isolated languages is the lack of conjugation, but the order of words is very strict and cannot be changed at will. The role of virtual words is very important, and the grammatical relationship between words, in addition to word order, is expressed by virtual words.

1. Hello!

2. Please! 3. I'm sorry.

4. Thank you! 5. Goodbye!

6. You're early! 7. Good night!

8. What is your surname?

9. Please forgive me!

10. No thanks!

11. It's okay!

12. Welcome to visit!

13. Please be seated!

14. Please drink tea!

15. Please take care of it!

16. Please advise!

17. Thank you for your cooperation!

18. Sorry to keep you waiting.

19. It's okay, I just arrived.

20. I'm sorry for your trouble.

21. What can I do for you?

22. Hello, do you need help?

23. You go.

24. Please walk slowly!

25. Hello, I am the name of the unit), who are you looking for?

26. Please ask Comrade to pick up.

27. Please wait a moment, I'll help you see if he's not there.

28. I'm sorry, but the person you're looking for isn't there. Is there anything you need to tell me?

29. I'm sorry, you made a mistake.

30. I am, who are you?

31. What is the matter with you?

32. This is the same line**, can you please play again?

33. I'm sorry, I didn't understand, please say it again.

34. Welcome again!

35. Please be seated, please speak.

36. Please wait, I'll do it for you right away.

37. I'm sorry, the comrade in charge of this work is not here, you can leave the materials and I will transfer them to him.

38. I'm sorry, what you want to do doesn't meet the regulations, and we can't handle it.

39. This matter belongs to the department or name, and I will take you there.

40. Please make up for your missing procedures, okay?

41. We will implement the problems you have reported as soon as possible, thank you for your support to our work.

42. No thanks, this is what we should do.

43. There is a notice for you to remember.

44. I'm sorry, I can't solve this problem, can I give you an answer after I ask the leader?

45. I'm sorry, this problem can't be solved for a while, please bear with me.

46. Please be on time to attend the meeting.

48. This is a public place, please do not smoke.

49. Please give more valuable comments.

50. Is there anything else I need to explain?

51. What services do you need us to provide you?

52. It is a pleasure to serve you.

53. Your needs are my duty.

54. If there is something you don't understand, just ask.

55. I hope you can be satisfied!

As long as you insist on 20 minutes a day, you can interact with foreigners.

In fact, my personal vocabulary is still there, but I lack the English environment, and I only say good morning when I first went in, but now it is a little more than three months, and basic conversation is no longer a problem.

If the landlord is not sure, you can try it, and it is good to use it as a reference.

1.Long.

2.Excuse me. 3.Takami.

4.Ask. 5.Excuse.

6.Come on. 7.Congratulations.

8.Excuse me. 9.Disturb.

10.Teaching.

11.Excuse me.

12.Stay.

There are 500 sentences of daily Chinese phrases, you can buy some picture books for children, and there will be common everyday phrases in Chinese in children's picture books.

Hello, please sorry and thank you.

Listen to the news every day, the host says that you learn a sentence, what a standard, and you can also understand national events.

China (including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) is certainly the most.

In addition, South Korea, Japan, the United States, Canada, the European Union (the 12 countries before enlargement), Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, Myanmar, Argentina, and Brazil have overseas Chinese associations (Chinese community).

Among them, Singapore has listed Mandarin as one of its official languages.

In addition to Chinese mainland, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Macao Special Administrative Region and Taiwan Province, Chinese language is also distributed in the Republic of Singapore, Malaysia and other countries.

Chinese: also known as Chinese, Chinese, Mandarin, etc., belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family, about 1.5 billion speakers, is now the official language of Chinese mainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, Singapore, and is also one of the six working languages of the United Nations, mainly circulating in China and Singapore, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries, as well as the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and other countries and overseas Chinese communities.

Chinese-speaking distribution area: The main countries and regions where Chinese is spoken are China (mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan), Singapore, Malaysia, Mongolia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, North Korea, South Korea, Japan, the western states of the United States, and Hawaii. According to UNESCO statistics, there are about 1.6 billion people who speak Chinese, ranking first in the world in terms of language use (one-fifth of the world's population speaks languages) and third most widely spoken in the world (English is the first, Spanish is the second, and more than 50 million foreigners speak Chinese as a second language).

Chinese is one of the six official languages of the United Nations.

China, Singapore, Malaysia. Korea has a history of using Chinese characters, and Japan and South Korea are now formal occasions, especially written ones, but it seems to be trying to avoid sinicization recently. Singapore and Malaysia have a lot of Chinese.

China (Chinese mainland) Taiwan.

Only Chinese mainland, as well as the Taiwan Special Administrative Region, use Chinese as a lingua franca. The most important language is still English.

Only China But there are also other countries where people are learning Chinese.

It is possible to enroll in remedial professional studies.

fine) (sharp).

Won't you? What country are you from?

Let your friends teach you the fastest.

1. English is varied, and Chinese is repetitive.

1. English often changes expressions when expressing the same meaning. The first time you say "I think", you can use "i think", and the second time you use "i think" is obviously tedious and should be replaced with an expression like "i believe" or "i imagine".

2. In contrast, Chinese does not have as high requirements for changing expressions as English, and many variations in English can be translated into repetitive expressions.

2. English is more abstract and Chinese is more detailed.

1. The difficulty in translating English sentences is mainly due to complex structure and abstract expression. By analyzing the structure of sentences, turning long sentences into short sentences and subordinate sentences into sub-sentences, the structural problems are often solved.

2. Expressing abstract requires the translator to understand the meaning of the original text and express it in detailed Chinese, which is often more challenging for candidates.

3. English is omitted and Chinese is supplemented.

1. On the one hand, English pays great attention to sentence structure, and on the other hand, it likes to use ellipses. There are many types of ellipsis in English, the elision of famous words, the elision of verbs, the elision of syntactic aspects, and the elision of situational aspects. In juxtaposed structures, English tends to omit words that have already appeared earlier.

2. The Chinese language often repeats these omitted words.

Fourth, English has more of the front and Chinese has more of the center.

1. When expressing multi-logical thinking, English often puts judgments or conclusions first, and facts or descriptions come last, that is, the center of gravity comes first.

2. In Chinese, it is from cause to effect, from hypothesis to inference, from fact to conclusion, that is, the center of gravity is at the end.

According to the language family, Chinese belongs to the hieroglyphic script, while English belongs to the pinyin script.

Interestingly, as far as I know, only Vietnam was the only country that used hieroglyphs and later underwent a script reform to use pinyin.