"I am a student, what about you?"
Translation:我是学生，你呢？
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ive noticed when using my chinese keyboard that if i use a comma and a space it counts it wrong, beacuse the comma on the chinese keyboard automatically has a space already, idk if thats your problem or not, but worth a shot
I did it without a (additional ) space and it was correct : 我是学生,你呢? July, 20th 2021
i just wanted to ask that when using a computer/online web, it does not change to mandarin when i type in pinyin whereas it does on the phone so when i try to spell in pinyin it gets wrong, even though what I am trying to say is right. Is there a way it can change?
Add the Chinese language pack in your keyboard settings if on windows, then type using pinyin to be able to convert to characters.
well i had to make the phrase without a character cause the character wasn't there( 是 )
My answer became right when I took out the comma, spaces and question mark. I just put all the characters together and it accepted my answer. The tip should include that there is no need to use punctuation. The use of ni ne and ma at the end makes it clear that it is a question.
Is there, or how can i write in chinese as answer when translating from english?
Same here, the characters are the same but my answer was considered wrong. I will try without the punctuations next time and see what happens
It worked! I took out the comma, question mark and spaces between characters and my answer was accepted!
it freaking told me the same question 4 times when a character was missing... i don't know what happend now that i got it correct
