Chinese对,为了避免误会,要有上下文。I like maths, but I do not like chinese. 或者among the courses I learnt at high school, I don't like chinese the most. 如果没有上下文的话,可以这么说: I hate my Chinese class. 4 i1 h p! |3 P, ]" f9 r4 H
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Chinese literature, Chinese language arts, 属于 the course of Chinese, 应该不等同
我建议用 "Yu Wen". 老是想着怎么把中文翻译成对等的纯正的英文就是一种附和心态。+ F( i. z H7 W; H) Y* c; f
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汉语拼音的好处就是给传播中国语言提供了一个缓冲。先把中文的读音都渗透进英语里面,以后再变成文字就好办多了,呵呵。
language art. In English schools, on the curriculum schedule, language art includes writing, reading skills, and so on. Kind " 语文". If you particularly mean Chinese study, you might say mandarin language art.
原帖由 waft1 于 2009-3-21 07:27 发表 * @0 B1 o0 ?+ e1 p3 l是Chinese吗,如果是,“我不喜欢语文课”岂不要翻成 I don't like Chinese.??
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是要翻成 i dont like Chinese class ! S4 k# c6 t! i& Oi (我)dont (不) like (喜欢)Chinese (语文) class (课)9 Q5 C+ @3 t; l) A- ~; x" f
" K k9 G" ?2 q- u- B2 f- l你的 "I don't like Chinese.??" 7 h7 p# I# N$ T+ h0 Z是翻成: 我不喜欢中國人/中文6 X" |6 s" i4 p