How to say this sentence in chinese? I watch movies to improve my Chinese language skills

I am trying to create a relatively short sentence with TWO embedded relative clauses in Chinese. (It's only a sample sentence to demonstrate to my students the ways that different languages handle relative clauses). The sentence I made is: (画)你发现的哪些肖像的画家死了。 It's supposed to mean: "The artist who painted those portraits that you found is dead." I'm sure the sentence probably sounds unnatural, but is it grammatically correct? If not, please suggest an alternative sentence containing two relative clauses. 谢谢你们！

Is this phrase correct please. A:你 觉的 去 电影院 看 电影 麻烦 吗？ B:不麻烦

Hi all, Is there a more proper word for 'fishy' or 'Rancid' , to described the food that is not cooked well? And it has either bad taste or smell ( especially chicken and fish) We call it in Arabic " زفرة" As in : الاكل زفر So I‘d like to know what it’s called in English. Thanks.

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Could someone correct my writing? To whom it may concern, I have some great ideas capables to attract lots of tourists in our town. First of all, I think that create some good events could be a magnet for the people. Fox example, we could organise an event where street-artists could sell their paints. People love the street-art and this could be a great chance also for young artist in order to increase their popularity. Obviously, in order to have a lot of people in our event we have to increase our public transport system. Now by now the last train is at 8 pm: this is not acceptable. I think that when there will be those events, we have to organise an “all-night-transport”. Furthermore, if we resolve the problem about public transport, we will not have any problem in order to parking. Secondly, another interesting idea could be building new walking tours. In this way we could attract also a lot of family. In addition, we could postpone the closing of shops and encourage the “night-shopping”. In conclusion, I think that there could be lots of great ideas to attract tourist and If we work hard we will have fantastic results. I look forward to working together, Yours faithfully, Matteo Zoccolan

I can't find a partner to practice english seriously with Skype or other similar videochat.. I don't bite, I swear!! (maybe) Would anyone help me? 😇

Hi I have some questions about the grammar structure of the below sentence. I'd really appreciate it if you could help me to find the answers. The sentence: Retraining an employee means that companies can save a lot of money recruiting and training new ones First, is the sentence grammatically okay? (in my view, only when is '' to'' or ''for'' added between the noun ''money'' and the verb '' recruit'', the sentence makes sense. Second, are these two sentences identical? 1- Retraining an employee means that companies can save a lot of money FOR recruitING and trainING new ones 2- Retraining an employee means that companies can save a lot of money TO recruite and train new ones

Hi! Is there such a word as “hometask” meaning “homework”?

Hi! I’m Monita from Indonesia. Im looking for partner to practice english. And if you want to learn Indonesia, i can teach you too. Please send me direct message if you are interested :)

Hello. I heard "I'm in tears" is usually used when something is funny. Is that true? So how can I say "I'm crying" in other words?

What’s the difference between «to go ON a picnic», «to go TO a picnic» and «to go FOR a picnic»? Which of these variants sounds more British?

What is "bear a couplet by"?

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Someone to talk in English (B1-B2)? I'm from Perú. 🇵🇪😊

Hello, I want to speak English fluently and now learn how to make natural sentences in English...^^ Could someone correct these sentences which I made ? 1: Even if no fire, there can be a fire. 　火気は無くとも、火事は起こりうる。 I want to describe... 火気 : what can burn something...for example, heater, gas stove, broken electric code and so on.

Any thoughts/tips/warnings for learning multiple new languages at the same time? What’s your experience? Good idea? Bad idea? Too hard? Not actually very hard? Are there any complimentary languages that would work together without being too similar and confusing?

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