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Were these translators correct?
I'm watching some anime to practice my listening skills and in a show I'm watching, someone said these things and I will write what the English subtitles read as well:
いそぐなくちゃ - I have to hurry - Is this correct?
ぼくはばれるていたのに - I told you we would get in trouble. This?
寝(ね)るぞ - bedtime - This too?
I might have misheard the Japanese phrases, so let me know if the correct way to say these ok?
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Does anyone know if there is a bus or train that goes from Shaoxing to Huangshan?
I know there is are trains and buses that go from Shanghai to Huangshan, but are there any that go from Shaoxing there? Could Shaoxing just be one of the stops along the way from Shanghai to Huangshan? If there is a way to get there from here aside from a flight...how long would it take. I can't seem to find this information out online.
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Has anyone on here been to Shaoxing? What is it like? Is it a good city? Clean?
I will have to transfer centers and teach English in Shaoxing starting next week and I was hoping someone on here could tell me a little bit about the place.
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Are there any late night trains or buses(after 9pm) to places nearby Shanghai like Huangshan, Ningbo, QIandao?
Every week I want to take a short vacation outside of Shanghai during my 2 days off work. I always have Thursdays and Fridays off and I would prefer to take a late night train to some places after I finish work on Wednesday night, but I don't get off work until 9pm on Wednesdays. Does anyone know if there are any trains or buses that go to these places at around 10pm or later? I live in Shanghai. Why are you all telling me about Beijing? Thanks Stankane.
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Which one:多久是你在这里?(How long are you here?) or 多久你是在这里？（How long you are here?) or 你多长在这里?(How long you here?)
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Which is better to say: 你多久过这里？(How long you been here?) or 你多久过有这里?(How long have you been here?)
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Can somone please help me find cheap roundtrip flights online from Shanghai to Hong Kong?
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I know 盖饭 means rice bowl like a dish with meat,veggies and rice but what does gai jie fan translate to?
I noticed that on the menu of this one Muslim noodle shop it read gai jie fan instead of just the common gai fan and was wondering if it means the same as gan fan or different? I was assuming gai jie fan just meant added rice. Like jidan gai jie fan...eggs with rice added. Can anyone confirm this for me...also what is the correct hanzi character for 盖 jie? 饭.
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Most common word for restaurant? 餐厅？饭馆? 饭店？
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How do you say: "I ran out of toilet paper." I don't mean 没有卫生纸. I already know how to say it that way.
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