"This year I'll see your family."

Translation: 今年我会见你的家人。

[tetracube]

Does 我今年会见你的家人 also work or does it not make sense? I thought time words could go between the subject and verb ^^;

[elmanisero777]

I'm fairly certain that 我今年会见你的家人 works, just reported it

[cazort]

It's still marked wrong. I'd imagine that the team is pretty swamped with reports though, given how new this course is, so hopefully they'll get to it soon.

[akavel]

Worked for me now

[3.14159266]

Hey Im a native Chinese speaker and i can confirm that your translation works perfectly.

[learninghuman_]

which would be more likely to be used?

[Kenny101909]

Sorry that this is six months late, but just use what feels comfortable since they are interchangeable. I personally usually say the subject before time.

[superlangmikey]

Is there significance to the different ordering?

[FrodiGregersen]

Yes it is supposed to be fine

[prettyodd.]

isn't the 的 meant to be removed for close relationships? shouldn't it make sense both with and without it?

[cerina461172]

What does "hui" mean?

[3.14159266]

会 got many meanings, say, "intend to", "about to", "willing to".

[Casanova009]

In this case, it means 'will'

[LantusZorn]

Means "will do" something or "can" do something... like in 我会说英语。which means "I can speak English"

[ameliachieng]

Hui "会" means will

[fuyunn]

could 今年我要见你的家人 work?

[darcymiller02]

我今年会见你的家。。。

[NathanRasm]

家 alone is 'home'. You have to say 家人 for 'family'.

[Daniel56704]

As I understand 家 also means family (and restaurant) but more of the family unit as a group and so could be used, but 家人 （family members) is clearer and preferable.

[ahsanzs]

Plans for Spring Festival?

[mah_gel]

Is there anything wrong with ‘家庭’ as opposed to ‘家人’...?

[RaelCappra]

As far as I understand it, 家庭 encompasses the whole household (i.e. the people, the customs, the culture etc.), while 家人 refers specifically to the individuals in the family. So 家人 seems more appropriate in this sentence, but perhaps both forms are correct and should be accepted.

[Gelukservaring]

The rebuilding of the zoo is almost completed.

[SusieODrangus]

Are they ever going to even try to fix these sentences?

[ElaineLian6]

ehhh
i think not