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Chinglish, Enables your oral English fade
Following that, I will highlight some sentences between Chinglish and English to show them differences. Although, this belongs to rather detailed things we'd better avoid the how-to-you-to as soon as possible. In current world that is success depends on details, however, we should beware more due to it reflecting your behaviors whether are enough professional.
(NOTE: RED stands for Chinglish while BLUE figures out English)
1. Price
a. Right
The price is very suitable for me.
The price is right.
b. High/Low
The price is too expensive/cheap.
The price is too high/rather low.
2. Work
What's your job?
Are you working at the moment?(And then, you may say, "Where Are you working these days?" or "What kind of work are you in".)
3. In English
How to say?
How do you say this in English?
4. Tomorrow' thing
I have someting to do tomorrow?
Sorry that I am tied up all day tomorrow.
5. English name
I haven't English name.
I don't have an English name.
6. Dance
I don't dance well too.
I am not a very good dance either.(Or, I am not good at dancing)
7. Time's clock
What time is it now?
What time is it, please?
8. Poor English
My English is poor.
I am not 100% fluent, but at least I am improving .(Or, I am still having a few problems, but I am getting better.)
9. Party
Would you like to joint our party on Friday?
Would you like to come to our party on Friday?
10. Experiences
I have no experience.
I don't know much about that.
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