AntiGameZ

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.Net Programmer, also interested on iOS, python, RoR.

Glad to help people who learning Chinese when I practice my English.

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Dec 14	comment	Is this an exception in the use of 的? It depends on the tongue and context. If you say 他妈的洋装 and people talked to feel offensive, then your change to say 他妈妈的洋装 won't help you out of the embarrassment.
Dec 14	comment	Is this an exception in the use of 的? I think 我的国家 is more emotional and usually used in written chinese or you make a speech.
Dec 14	comment	Is this an exception in the use of 的? actually, 他妈妈的 is almost the same meaning with 他妈的, oops ...
Dec 14	revised	Are there standard dictionaries for Chinese? edited tags
Dec 14	answered	How offensive is 他妈的?
Dec 14	comment	Tense and use of 了 @Cocowalla 了 in 你吃了吗 and 吃了 have the same mean that the eat action has completed. However, 吃饭了, like kazer took for instance in his answer, means let's eat.
Dec 14	awarded	Commentator
Dec 14	comment	Tense and use of 了 @Cocowalla no, 了 in 你吃了吗 means have you eaten, which suggests a completed action.
Dec 14	comment	Tense and use of 了 @Cocowalla Chi Fan Le DO NOT means finished eating. Instead that, like a mom want to call for her children to eat: "孩子们，吃饭了"(boys, time for meal)
Dec 14	comment	Is the usage of European punctuation acceptable in Chinese writing? Chinese's single quotes are different with european's. 我妈妈说:"毛主席教导我们'为人民服务'" and 我妈妈说：“毛主席教导我们‘为人民服务’”
Dec 14	answered	Do all schools in China teach in Standard Chinese (普通话)?
Dec 14	answered	Is the usage of European punctuation acceptable in Chinese writing?
Dec 14	comment	How is the “r” sound pronounced? @NullUserException I can give some help with youtube stuff. When I back home, I will have a try.
Dec 14	comment	Is there an authoritative reference for the stroke order of simplifed characters? @xiaohouzi79 is right, standard chinese characters Kai is very different with hand writing chinese characters like Cao for writing convenience reason.
Dec 14	comment	Is there an authoritative reference for the stroke order of simplifed characters? I check MoE's publish, there is no newer version. For most ( actually only few argument like you mentioned ) condition, this book is not OLD. But I suggest you read traditional chinese's as a reference. In the part you are interest, SC & TC are the same.
Dec 14	comment	Geopolitical History of Simplified Chinese any example can offered?
Dec 14	awarded	Teacher
Dec 14	answered	Is there an authoritative reference for the stroke order of simplifed characters?
Dec 14	comment	How to differentiate between “On Top” and “Above” it still has some ambiguity. Think 人在床上面 and 挂在床上方.
Dec 14	comment	Learning resources for ZhengMa input method? I can give you some forum/group in chinese.se you can participate. Like douban or Baidu Forum ( not like Baidu search, it is find and interesting ) if you want. Maybe I should comment you question instead of answer, my bad.