- 从来没有+verb: have never done something
- 肯定+verb: certainly
- 互相+verb: do something mutually
- 归 + someone + 管:under someone's management
- 要不... : otherwise
Please try to say the following sentences in Chinese.
- We have never had such a great place.
- I have never had such authentic Chinese food.
- You don't have to worry about anything.
- We will certainly do our best.
- This is mutual support between two of us.
- Let me do a quick introduction for you.
- The water and electricity are under his management.
- UBCI is under Maggie's management.
- No rush.
- Otherwise, those adults who have disabilities on the streets would come and live at our place here.
- What is the matter?
- Don't lie to me.
CULTURE NOTES
- _______ is the short form for 总经理 (general manager). When Chinese people meet someone important, they use the title followed by the person's family name, like 王总, 李总, 张总, etc.
- It is found that the population of children living at welfare institutions is growing. Most of these children have mental or physical disabilities, who were found abandoned at public facilities, such as train stations, restrooms, parks, etc.
- “____是心的幌子,都挂出来了。” is an idiomatic expression, which is comparable to the English expression "to wear one's heart on his/her sleeves", because one's facial expression reflects what's going on in the person's heart.
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