ni hao,
the sentence: "nin yao xian jiao qian"
I understand that nin yao means you have to
and "xian jiao qian" means pay a deposit
what does the whole sentence "xian jiao qian" literally mean
shie shie ni
amir
regarding "nin yao xian jiao qian"
Amir-S
June 27, 2011
Lin-Ping
June 28, 2011
Hi, Amir,
Nin=You ( more polite than Ni)
Yao=must,have to,
Xian=firstly,first thing first
jiao= pay,
qian=money.
You must pay firstly money !
Amir-S
September 30, 2011
wo mingbai le! xie xie ni lin!
lilthapa--
January 24, 2013
ben mo daozhe
ishtiaque-k
January 29, 2013
hi
Give me some tips to learn chinese language or writing corectly stroke.Send me some software/application.
Vegard-F1
January 29, 2013
在你们写在拼音时我没知道你们的话。
When you speak in pinyin, I dont know what you say.
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