Huang

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Hello, everyone! I am a native Chinese speaker. I love Chinese language and StackExchange website, that's why I came here. Hope I am able to help.

江有渚，之子归，不我与！

寻寻觅觅，冷冷清清，凄凄惨惨戚戚。乍暖还寒时候，最难将息。

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Dec 18	revised	How to translate/understand “还不” in “还不是因为爱” added 5 characters in body
Dec 18	comment	How to translate/understand “还不” in “还不是因为爱” @StarCub I think you mean "not equal to" by "!=", so what's the problem? I said “还真不" was the negative form of “还不"
Dec 18	revised	How to translate/understand “还不” in “还不是因为爱” added 454 characters in body
Dec 18	answered	How to translate/understand “还不” in “还不是因为爱”
Dec 17	comment	Answering yes/no questions let us continue this discussion in chat
Dec 17	comment	Answering yes/no questions I know. Every language has its own grammar and vocabulary, but there are some “usage" which is hard to explain. Perhaps I can't explain because I am not a linguist :)
Dec 17	comment	Answering yes/no questions why? That's hard to say. In many cases, you can't find the "logic" in language. Language is not Math.
Dec 17	comment	Answering yes/no questions I mean I will more like answer with the verb itself,but if the listener answers me with "是", I won't get surprised. That's oK. And if someone asks me "你妹妹明天来，是吗？", I wil more likely say “是" or “不是".
Dec 17	comment	Answering yes/no questions As a native speaker, I will answer with “来" and "不来", or “是" and "不是"(much less likely).
Dec 17	revised	What is the proper usage of 而已 in Chinese? added 7 characters in body
Dec 17	revised	How did 葉 (leaf as in vegetation) become 叶 when it was simplified? Correct typos and add link to 康熙字典
Dec 17	revised	How did 葉 (leaf as in vegetation) become 叶 when it was simplified? added 24 characters in body
Dec 17	revised	How did 葉 (leaf as in vegetation) become 叶 when it was simplified? added 85 characters in body
Dec 17	answered	Is there a rule of thumb for distinguishing male and female names in Chinese?
Dec 17	answered	What is the proper usage of 而已 in Chinese?
Dec 17	revised	How did 葉 (leaf as in vegetation) become 叶 when it was simplified? added 273 characters in body
Dec 17	answered	How did 葉 (leaf as in vegetation) become 叶 when it was simplified?
Dec 16	answered	Why isn't 到 (dào) used in this sentence?
Dec 16	comment	Determine radicals for simplifed characters that lost their traditional form completely may I start a new thread to explain how some characters are simplified and why there are criticisms on the simplification.
Dec 16	comment	Determine radicals for simplifed characters that lost their traditional form completely You can determine its radical as you determine the radical of other character.The radical of “叶" is “口". I think you really concern "why 口 is used for 叶,while 口 has nothing to do with the leaf？", if so, you may propose a new question.