NinHao! ever wondered how chinese word order suppose to be?well i am going to tell you: 1) Subject (who/What) 2) When the action takes place 3) Where the action takes place 4) How the action takes place 5) Action (verb/object)

Please comment if i helped!

You impress me very much indeed Keyatta 4. I would say it is a typical Chinese sentence order. An example for you all: wo ( I ) ming tian( tomorrow) zai ( at ) da xue ( Uni) yong (to use, using) zhong wen( Chinese ) jiang yan ( give a speech). I tomorrow in University using Chinese to give a speech! I will give a speech in Chinese tomorrow at University! Happy learning!

Xiexie ni Lin Ping!

KEEP ON THE GOOD WORK OF SHOWING OFF! WE NEED MORE ONES LIKE KEYATTA 8 , TO SHARE HER SUCCESS , SECRETS IN LEARNING CHINESE! THOSE OF YOU WHO AGREE WITH ME , PLEASE COMMENT!

I agree with you Lin Ping! :)

Keep up the good work. Lin Ping!!! You are awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!! Tài bàngle! 太棒了! htait bung la! Great! 谢 谢。Thanks.

谢 谢! 我非常高兴！ Thank you! I am glad indeed! 好好学习，天天向上。 Study hard , make progress every day. ( This is the famous saying of Chairman Mao Zedong. When I was in primary school in China in the seventies, we had this slogan in the front wall of every classroom...)

Well Lin Ping. I am a certified Interpreter for American Sign Language and I am finding that the sentence order is so much like ASL it is pretty neat. I am finding it a little hard to learn but I have alot of help.. I teach about 175 Chinese students English almost daily and they in turn, along with this course, teach me Mandarin Chinese. I feel very blessed. This is the best course I could have taken. Thank you.. Darrell

Ni hao. Wo jiao Selena. Wo de mama shi Yi H. Ta yao wo xuexi zhongwen.

Nin hao! Just wanted to know how you you say: " I was adopted from china" in chinese? xie xie ni!!!

我从中国领养了 领养= lǐngyǎng