¿When do yo go to Germany? This is a mixed question, half English, half Chinese. I guess the questions is well written, but I wonder if I should use "Will auxiliary" to ask the question. Anyway, I also want to ask it in Chinese, so here it is, is it well written? 你什么时候去德国? Nǐ shénme shíhou qù déguó? Thank you for your comments

Be careful, Do you want to die? Every day I cross a street intersection with too much traffic and I see people crossing it in a risky fashion. Because of this, sometimes I feel tempted to ask them: Do you wanna die? Of course, asking that would be too rude, but I have the question of how it should be asked, without any intention to do it. 你要不要死？ Nǐ yào bùyào sǐ?

MS Word Suggestion I was writing a document when MS word suggested me the second sentence. From my point of view the first one is right, but I would like to know what native speakers have to say about it 1-In order to recommend a taxi driver where to go, it has to be known first, where it is more probable to find a new passenger 2-In order to recommend a taxi driver where to go FINDING a new passenger...

Where? in Mandarin I have been learning Mandaring by listening some MP3s. In one of the lessons they talked about the word "Where", for example: Where would you like to go to eat? My problem is that the Where in pinyin is writen nǎlǐ, but when I check the pronunciation in Google Translator it doesn't sound equal what I have been listening. I wonder if there is a problem with google transalator or with the persons speaking mandarin in my course. The sounds is like: Naar (English, not pinyin) Thank you for your help

Learning chinese I'm spending a couple of month in Wuhan, and I have thought that it would be a good idea to learn some chinese phrases, at least to be able to communicate me in a basic level in everyday situations.