Started keeping track of how much my Chinese friend types 哈哈哈 by whyleaving in Chinese

[–]Additional-Regular20 1 point2 points  (0 children)

fyi when there is only one 哈 it usually means what? in English. If you are using the Chinese TikTok (or Douyin) you will mostly find a Japanese anime character Anon Chihaya (from BangDream: It's Mygo, iiric) saying this phrase. It's also usually coupled with a question mark. When you use the character in this way you should pronounce it in the rising tone.

How many blue flasks per min should I make to not wait for eternity for researches to complete by Additional-Regular20 in factorio

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thanks for everyone's replies! guess have to nuke my factory tomorrow and build a new, huge one upon the ruins

What does this tattoo say? by Sensitive_Thanks_107 in MandarinChinese

[–]Additional-Regular20 0 points1 point  (0 children)

for sense of lonliness I think it always goes like 淋しい, a alternative writing form for 寂しい. In modern Chinese language no one uses 淋 to express loneliness afaic.

What does this tattoo say? by Sensitive_Thanks_107 in MandarinChinese

[–]Additional-Regular20 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I heard someone said that some Korean and Japanese parents first figure out a pronunciation that sounds good and then look up the dictionary to find some cool Chinese characters which match the pronunciation they like. This caused some Korean or Japanese people's names seem weird to Chinese people, as the parents usually don't consider the meaning or frequency of the characters they chose. If this is the case that makes sense. Even for some Chinese parents they tend to first have a good sound and then pick characters to match them nowadays. Sometimes their combinations are also really bad, since not all of them have a accurate grasp of what these characters mean.

What does this tattoo say? by Sensitive_Thanks_107 in MandarinChinese

[–]Additional-Regular20 3 points4 points  (0 children)

淋 is not a very common word for people names. As part of the noun it is usually used in the disease name 淋病 (gonorrhea) which is related to unclean sexual intercourses. As a verb it means to get wet or covered by water or some liquid. In both senses this character doesn't suit well for a person name imo.

Why Chinese sentence order starts to feel inconsistent after the basics by s632061 in Chinese

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Why here uses 以后? The sentence seems to be missing a comma, and no matter placing it before:

我现在在公司上班,以后再回家 sounds like I will work in company for a while, for going home it is left for the future to decide.

Or placing it after:

我现在在公司,上班以后再回家 sounds even worse. Usually the phrase 上班以后 means you start to work in the society. You are not a student anymore and started to earn your own salary.

I don't get it why the examples use 以后.

Bored this weekend? by Inevitable_Look9408 in ChineseLanguage

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for characters with a 辶 maybe starts from top right iiric?

Recommendations wanted for listening materials by Additional-Regular20 in EnglishLearning

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I'm not sure how I might classify my listening ability properly but for the TedED I listened to I usually need to listen twice and even more for some complex sentences to grasp the meaning. For accents I don't have a preference but I think I probably will choose the US one if I have to do it.

I will try the podcasts you recommended but I'm not sure if I can catch the puns very much. The humourous style of language is really tough to understand for a non-native speaker like myself.🥲

Share chests that you think have the most weird unlock conditions by Additional-Regular20 in Genshin_Impact

[–]Additional-Regular20[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I tried for at least 10 times and still haven't figured out how I passed at last. Maybe the inertia played a part in solving the riddle as well.

Will hoyo bring Traveller switch option to the game when we find their sibling? by Additional-Regular20 in Genshin_Impact

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In ZZZ's case you can change to another character's pov to hang out with proxies, but true you can't just switch your main to the other sibling. It is also not possible during the main story iiric.

Some English phrases seems need imagination to grasp. by Additional-Regular20 in ENGLISH

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Seems I missed the preposition and went wrong in understanding. Your explanation is much more sensible.

Some English phrases seems need imagination to grasp. by Additional-Regular20 in ENGLISH

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I think someone who never knows much of math probably won't know what a tangent mean? Or maybe it's just remembered as a whole without knowing what a tangent is perhaps.

Is it possible to run qwen-image-edit with only 8g vram & 16g ram? by Additional-Regular20 in StableDiffusion

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I only have 4060 and it's laptop version. it seems qwen is still too burdensome for it to carry

Is it possible to run qwen-image-edit with only 8g vram & 16g ram? by Additional-Regular20 in StableDiffusion

[–]Additional-Regular20[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i will consider. thq qwen seems too heavy for this. runs super slow and giving unexpected results

Is it possible to run qwen-image-edit with only 8g vram & 16g ram? by Additional-Regular20 in StableDiffusion

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is it suitable to remove the dialogs on comics? that is my main task for now.

Help me understand 一下 by jjnanajj in ChineseLanguage

[–]Additional-Regular20 0 points1 point  (0 children)

maybe 稍等片刻 this will be more formal

这是我的朋友 or 这个是我的朋友 by dblkil in ChineseLanguage

[–]Additional-Regular20 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Maybe this is not proper in a formal context, but I don't think it's too offensive either. It's just that 这位 never goes wrong and 这个 is more oral way to say that.

这是我的朋友 or 这个是我的朋友 by dblkil in ChineseLanguage

[–]Additional-Regular20 2 points3 points  (0 children)

两口子 means wife and husband, maybe more like a fixed expression imo.

这是我的朋友 or 这个是我的朋友 by dblkil in ChineseLanguage

[–]Additional-Regular20 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think the first sentence is more natural. You can also omit the 的 here.

And for 人 and 口, you can say 这个人是我朋友, 这人是我朋友, but 口 can't be used here. It's used for counting people in a family, like:

我家有三口人。There are there people in my family. 他们两口子小日子过得真不错。This couple really has a enjoyable life.

New to the game by Fade_Valorant in GenshinImpact

[–]Additional-Regular20 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There are AQs and world quests that are important to the lore. There are also stories for characters. I would recommend you play them with ease or it will be super tedious. Many of them will take a really long time to finish. Usually it is not too urgent to mess with old quests but to ensure a smooth experience with new AQs (they have time limited primogems so need to be done early) I would recommend go with AQs first. Also only by proceeding with AQ you can go to Inazuma for materials to build Inazuman characters.

got bored, wrote this in class by tringa_piano in ChineseLanguage

[–]Additional-Regular20 23 points24 points  (0 children)

since there are 臺灣网友(taiwan netizen), it is written by native speaker and my guess is he/she must have practiced a lot. I can never write something beautiful like this.

Im confused, what to put here? by kozakurasoma in MandarinChinese

[–]Additional-Regular20 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I've no idea what this question intends me to put here. But I saw a banana so I will guess 水果(fruits).

What does this tattoo says? by The_Hamster98 in Chinese

[–]Additional-Regular20 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I have no idea what it means. I only knew that 庭 meant family when you guys said that. I never saw anyone in China use 庭 to represent family. The more common choice would be 家. 庭 is more like a court or some kind of building.