Anyone knows the difference between "へや いま うち"?
Hi, Moomit623, I'm waiting for your questions. But since you have no questions for me, I will start first, ok? But still I want to help you, too.
Hi translatorcz, i haven't worked on my chinese and didn't have qustions to ask.
heya=room (in general)
ima=living room
uchi=house/home
ima also means "now" but i guess you are asking for this.
>>translatorcz
I got bunch of chinese songs and am trying to understand the lyrics of them. I'll have a lot questions for you soon, so be prepared! Do you know F.I.R? They are cool! =)
>>nauraa
Are you from Japan? if so, what city?
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translatorcz
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Wed 16 Feb, 2005 11:54 pm
Ok, from now on, I'll prepare for that.
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nauraa
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Thu 17 Feb, 2005 01:31 pm
>>nauraa
Are you from Japan? if so, what city?[/quote]
Hei, no I'm from Finland, but I lived in Japan. Why?
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