the modal verb “会”，and its negative form "不会“， how to say in Chinese

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the modal verb “会”，and its negative form "不会“

Вітання. Прощння. Знайомство.
Категорія істоти/неістоти іменників.
Ми з вами вивчемо нові слова та застосуємо їх на практиці. Я буду читати вам діалог, а ви намагайтесь його перекласти та зрозуміти. Застосуємо практику однини та множини іменників.

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"Seek the company of those who know the heart's secrets, rest beneath the tree that bears the ripest fruit. In the market of life, choose not the idle wanderer's path but the shop filled with sweetness. Not every bubbling pot holds a feast, not every pen writes truths, not every gaze sees beyond the surface, not every ocean bed holds pearls."

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Frases y expresiones que vas a escuchar en esta peli:

1.	No tienen ni pies ni cabeza
2.	¿Sabes cuánto varo nos vamos a meter?!
3.	Ya sabes cómo se pone de c4brón
4.	Pensé que iba a ser un quiúbole nomás
5.	Necesitan mano dura
6.	Tarados
7.	Le voy a partir su madre
8.	No te queda de otra mijita
9.	Manita de gato
10.	¿Es neta?!
11.	Metido en un p3dote
12.	Chorear
13.	¡A ver a ver a ver!
14.	O sea cero!
15.	La birria
16.	Me la pelas p*….
17.	Se echaron para atrás
18.	Tu mayor p3do en la vida
19.	Partir la mandarina en gajos
20.	Ya me tienen hasta la madre
21.	Pa’que me eches aguas
22.	A huevo güey!
23.	Los chescos
24.	Se arregló el pedo

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挨拶（あいさつ）
英語: "greeting"
スペイン語: "saludo"
ドイツ語: "Begrüßung"
タイ語: "การทักทาย"

質問（しつもん）
英語: "question"
スペイン語: "pregunta"
ドイツ語: "Frage"
タイ語: "คำถาม"

誘（さそ）う
英語: "to invite"
スペイン語: "invitar"
ドイツ語: "einladen"
タイ語: "ชวน/เชิญ"

みなさんの国（くに）でどんなあいさつをしますか？
日本で「ひさしぶり！げんきだった？」や「おお！」「やっほー！」などと言ったりします。
私はタイ語を勉強しています。タイ人はよく「もうごはん食べた？」とききます。日本人がその質問（しつもん）をされたら、「いっしょにごはんをたべませんか？」とさそわれているとおもいます。あいさつのちがいはおもしろいですね。


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