大家好，我想知道练内功的方式。之前我尝试过了，但是我还未达到丹田发热的程度，大家可以告诉我当中的窍门吗？
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Well, I'm waiting for a question. Come on, spit it out already.
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1. Try "Meilee" or "Meilie" or "Meily" - "Mei" means beautiful, pretty. "Lee" has several cooresponding characters in Chinese, depends on which one you pick, it can mean "gift" , "inside", "beauty", "pear"..... I can send you the writing/calligraphy once you make the decision.\n2. Or "Tienlee" - "Tien" means from God/someone above & "Lee" is the same as #1.
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Can you please write me back at Yahoo?  Chinese would be very useful to me!
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若真修道人\n不见世间过\n\n劝君末嗔痴\n立地即成佛\n\n南无阿弥陀佛
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행복한 아버지날\n\nhem-bok-han ab-oh-chi-nan
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a ching a chong dong fong ming pang ka.  ta kai mupai tawon chi miso tu.\n\naaaa chi pang!
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INCORRECT literal translation:\nAt present, China's education quality is stable and rising.\n\nCORRECT translation:\nAt present, the quality of Chinese education is rising.\n\nbtw, the Chinese sentence is grammatically incorrect in Chinese; the part where it says "stable and rising" is awkward. The first half is fine though.
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Ask his brother Sam, cos Tiki Tiki is unwell - or should I say inwell  he he !!\n\nAlthough it comes from a chinese story I guess it is just gobblydeegook and has no other meaning as my online chinese/english translator could not make sense of a single word.\n\nGood Luck !
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It translates directly to: You are Chinese person?\n\nHowever, most Chinese phrases can't be translated directly.  A more sensible translation would be: You are Chinese.  That phrase is actually a statement.  To make it a question, you would have to add a "ma" (ni shi zhong guo ren ma"?)  Then, it would mean, "Are you Chinese"
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No.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n--- ► λ ◄
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In Japanese alphabet: Jeanさんは僕のことを大好き?！\n大好き~大好き~Jeanのことを大好き~!\n\nEnglish: Jean do you REALLY love me?! I love you, I love you, I really love Jean~!\n\nThe original Japanese phrase itself has a weird grammar, but I guess it'll work. To me the sentences can be a bit shorter, it feels a bit redundant.\n\nWell I suppose it won't matter much since it looks very informal and personal anyways :P
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Very formal :\n\n\nSehr geehrte Frau Schmidt,\n\nwir moechten uns recht herzlich fuer Ihre Einladung bedanken. Wir haben das Zusammensein mit Ihnen und Ihrem Gatten ehrlich genossen. Besonders moechten wir uns fuer die von Ihnen gemachten Maultaschen bedanken, sie waren hervorragend und haben uns sehr gut geschmeckt.\n\nWir wuenschen Ihnen und Ihrer Familie froehliche Weihnachten und ein Gutes Neues Jahr 2007.\n\nMit freundlichen Gruessen\n\nCarla\n\n(That is very formal: pay attention with the capital letters ! The others have been created with a translation program and are horrible  !!!! I love Maultaschen.)
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do you mean in chinese?\n四海一家:the first two characters is a term which means the whole world, while the third and fourth characters is another term meaning one family. this phrase means to treat everyone in the world as your family.
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Translation:\n\nHi. Whats happening is this dang boy is getting on my last nerve. I hate it. Anyway, he says he wants to go out with me, and his friend says it too. His friend just called me to say that. Then, this girl that used to like him (but he wouldn't go out with her) said it was a joke. She said she asked him and thats was what he said. What should I do? I guess we're going out, but I don't know if we are or not.\n\nOk, now that people don't have such a hard time reading what you were trying to say, maybe they can answer.
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Fenqui\n\nThe difficulty here is that the Chinese language is complex, and therefore it come down to an 'installment' of (what) to determine the precise word or phrase used. \n\nThe best I can suggest is that you head down to the local Chinatown and ask a local for assistance to your specific needs.\n\nCheers, L
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爱您装载  or  愛您裝載 \nsimple           traditional
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Chinese: 我爱你。 \nCantonese: Ngo oi nei / O oi lei\nMandarin: Wo ai ni