Depending on how they are made, Chinese teas are usually classified into six categories, namely black tea, yellow tea, green tea, black tea, white tea, and oolong tea.

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Hello, would someone be kind enough to help me translate the following sentence to Japanese? I wish to teach my child Japanese 1) shall we take a wash 2) open your hand 3) do you want milk? 4) all done/ finished 5) let’s sleep 6) let’s change your diaper 7) let’s eat 8) do you want more? 9)Can you give mommy a hug? 10) can you give mommy a kiss? 11) come let’s go to the hall/bedroom 12) hold mummy’s hand 13) don’t go there 14) don’t touch that 15) walk slowly 16) show me your hand

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I know that there is a rule you should not use the article "the" before proper names. Ex: I went to Walmart yesterday. But I know also that there are exception when you are talking about the "way" , "path" , rout, course anyway. When you are walking by or driving . Base on this, grammatictly , in the sentence bellow: Shouldn't the author use "to the" rather than only "to Gorky Park"? I FOLLOW THE MOSVA DOWN TO( ) GORKY PARK.

The nurse is directing me, in a friendly way to Examination Room A: "Go on in, the doctor will be with you shortly." So can I say "Go in now, the doctor will be with you shortly." Thanks!

If my child and I are inside, I can say "Go out (outside) and play!". So if we're upstairs, can I say "Go down and play!" to tell my child to go downstairs to play? Likewise, Can I say "Go up and play!" to tell my child to go upstairs to play? Likewise, Can I say "Go in (inside) and play!" to tell my child to come inside and play? Thanks!

Hello everyone! I'm currently studying Chinese and here is one topic I don't understand. So, what's the difference between 高兴 或者 快乐 and 痛快？as far as I know every ward means "happy" but my teacher said that there's differences. That's why I ask you