Please correct my Chinese: 虽然他长大了以前讨厌学中文，但是他昨年开始学，他妈妈听到这条消息就高兴极了。

Please tell me if this is correct and/or sounds natural: 1。 世界各地，因为想要在中国做生意的人更多，所以人们想学中文的速度也增加了。 2。 学经济和贸易比较无聊所以我选了一门中文课: 我觉得学习语言有意思极了。 (This is not true information, it is just a practice exercise) Thank you!!

Please correct the following: 二零二一年，世界各地为了新馆肺炎许多人们去了世界。

Je cherche la signification de l'expression "rumeur croustillante", je ne le trouve pas dans le dict Correction : je ne 'la' trouve pas...dans le dictionnaire

"妹妹" 第二的意思 大家好，想问一下 : 《妹妹》的字也可不可以有第二个意思呢? 比如，可不可以有一个浪漫的意思呢? 谢谢你们帮我!

Use of 会 Hi there, How do I know when 会 in a sentence means "can" vs. when it means "will". How do you know the difference? Thank you!I will give a couple of examples to show the potential confusion: 1. "我（明天）不会去医院。“ - this could mean I cannot go to the hospital tomorrow but could also mean will not go to the hospital tomorrow. How is one supposed to know? ie when reading... 2. ”他 （今天晚上）会来吗？“ - this could mean "can he come?" or "will he come" Is there a way to differentiate when speaking to know to use 会 instead of another word? And 2, is there a way to differentiate what someone else meant other than the context, as this can be tricky? Thanks!

晚安／早安 vs 晚上好／早上好 What is the difference b/w 晚安／早安 and 晚上好／早上好? Are they basically the same? ie different ways to say Good night and good morning. Or is there a difference in how they are used? ie. maybe Good evening vs. good night? Or maybe you say one when you are first seeing someone and the other when you are leaving their presence? Not sure... 謝謝你們！！！

将／將 ： understanding this word Can someone please help me understand the purpose and uses of 将／將？It is a complex word for me to understand and I would like to make sure I can use it correctly. 谢谢你们。Thank you everyone, I should add that I am trying to understand the meaning of the word when it is used in a future tense: jiang (1st tone) - this seems to have many uses as well to express wish or future, and I'm not sure I understand how to use it. Thank you!

Para traducir "one or more concepts" al español, cuál sería correcto? Deberíamos escribir: "uno o más conceptos" o sería : "un, o más, conceptos" El cuál sería correcto? Gracias.