Hello
I am looking for a language partner who could help me translating my preferred and most useful French textbook to Chinese language. This way you could also learn good French ! I have been French teacher and tutor for five years.
你們好
我在找一個語言夥伴,這個人會同意幫我到中文翻譯我最有用叫法文的教材。所以你也可以學好好的法文。。。我從五年當法文教師。
Has somebody noticed how ambiguous is that verb... ?
I mean, if you use it AS A VERB, it still bears the classical meaning of "honoring", in the past you could even accompany your introductive words with a little bow or "révérence"...
"Je vous salue, Marie, pleine de grâce..."
But if you use it as a commonplace interjection : "salut" is an absolutely casual expression you couldn't take the freedom to use in front of a teacher for example !
"Salut les gars, salut les amis..." etc
力 [lì]
Shape : arm raised, parallel to body (upside down)
Forme : bras levé, parallèle au corps (à l'envers)
Ideas : strength, power, intrinsic capability and force, effort.
Idée : force, puissance, capacité ou force intrinsèque, effort.
力氣 : physical strength. Force physique.
權力 : power, right (to do things). Puissance, droit (de faire les choses).
重力 : gravity (natural force). Gravité (force naturelle)
活力 : vitality, life force. Vitalité, force vitale.
想象力 : imagination (capability). Imagination (capacité).
能力 : aptitude, capability. Aptitude, capacité.
毫不費力 : without any effort. Sans le moindre effort.
