本年度 and 今年 - what's the difference? Hello everyone, What's the difference between these two terms? Is it simply a matter of formality? Cheers! - Jake

How should I use 意味著? Good afternoon! I'm wondering if 意味著 is ever used in daily conversation? How would you use it? If it's only used for more formal writing, how can I use it appropriately? An example sentence would be really useful! :) Cheers, Jake

宏大 and 巨大 - what's the difference? Hi everyone, I came across '宏大' in an article recently. Is it exactly the same as '巨大'? Which is more common, and which do you usually use? :) Thank you so much! Jake

迂迴 - How and when would a native speaker use 迂迴? Hi everyone, I came across 迂迴 in an article recently. It seems really useful, but I'm not sure how to use it. When and how do you use 迂迴? Thank you so much! :) Jake

進而 - How and when should I use 進而? I know what 進而 means, but I don't really know how or when I should use it! Any example sentences would be incredible! Thank you so much everyone, Jake

How and when should I use “怡情養性” I read that this is "to nourish one's nature" in English. However, this translation isn't very clear and I'm still not sure how to use 怡情養性. How would a native speaker use this? Thanks everyone!

How would you express that you need to 'take turns' in Chinese? For example, "we need to take turns cleaning the house" and "we need to take turns paying for the bill" An example sentence would be really useful! :) Thanks so much everyone! Jay

How can I say 'speed up' and 'slow down' in Chinese? For example, when you're driving a car, running, working or writing. How should I say 'speed up' and 'slow down'? :) Thanks a lot everyone! Jay

In Chinese, how can I saw 'bow' and 'arrow' as used in archery? *In Chinese, how can I say 'bow' and 'arrow' as used in archery? My dictionary has numerous translations for these words, so I'd like to know which words a native speaker would actually use! :) Thank you! Jay