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Chinese sentences are often balanced on pairs of words indicating conditional or cause and effect relationships between clauses. Learn to recognize the patterns in this article, all excellent for expressing yourself rhetorically.

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Hello. Everyone. I am native Mandarin speaker and also speak fluent Cantonese.

I have been working in Hong Kong for five years as Chinese Teacher in International Schools.

Now I am moving to Netherlands, so I need to learn Dutch urgently.

I believe language learning is a long way that requires persistent efforts.

Therefore, My language learning plan is as below:

1. I need a language partner who is student or not busy with work, so that we can assign some small tasks every day to each other.

For example, I give you ten Chinese words or phrases to memorize and you prepare ten words as well for me.

2. We can discuss the learning skills we got in second language learning and try our best to help others get through difficulties.

I'd like to have a 1-to-1 partnership so that we don't need to waste too much time in talking about the same thing. 

I think this plan will work out. What do you think? Give me a thumb if you agree.

By the way,  I also want to pick up my Spanish, Korean and Japanese.

So these four language native speakers who are willing to make friends with me please contact me.

Thanks for your attention. Hope your language learning is going well. 

Hello. Everyone. I am native Mandarin speaker and also speak fluent Cantonese.

I have been working in Hong Kong for five years as Chinese Teacher in International Schools.

Now I am moving to Netherlands, so I need to learn Dutch urgently.

I believe language learning is a long way that requires persistent efforts.

Therefore, My language learning plan is as below:

1. I need a language partner who is student or not busy with work, so that we can assign some small tasks every day to each other.

For example, I give you ten Chinese words or phrases to memorize and you prepare ten words as well for me.

2. We can discuss the learning skills we got in second language learning and try our best to help others get through difficulties.

I'd like to have a 1-to-1 partnership so that we don't need to waste too much time in talking about the same thing. 

I think this plan will work out. What do you think? Give me a thumb if you agree.

By the way,  I also want to pick up my Spanish, Korean and Japanese.

So these four language native speakers who are willing to make friends with me please contact me.

Thanks for your attention. Hope your language learning is going well.