Just found a legit YouTube channel for studying Mandarin, so I guess it's finally time to start self-studying HSK 4 😀😬
To everyone who's already at HSK 4, how did you study? what worked best for you?
Any tips or resources would be super appreciated! 🫶
#hsk#langtwt#chinese
semua orang harus tau website belajar bahasa ini!
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- korea: https://t.co/8HjWtcX3Kb
- perancis: https://t.co/T7kKUrvLVw
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STREET ADDRESSES & THEIR MEANING
1. Court: Dead end street.
2. Crescent: Curved road with both ends connecting to the same street.
3. Boulevard: Wide street with greenery in the center and along the sides.
4. Avenue: Straight street that runs north-south or east-west.
5. Drive: A road that follows a natural feature (park, ocean, hills, or lake).
6. Alley: Narrow street between, behind, or within buildings.
7. Place: A short street.
A herring is a fish.
When a herring is preserved by salting and smoking, it turns red and smells.
It's so pungent that it's a great diversion to distract hunting dogs from their trail.
Now, a ‘red herring’ refers to anything that diverts attention from the issue at hand.
The Germanic Languages get their words for “eight” from Old High German ‘ahto’ and their words for “night” from Germanic ‘naht.’
‘Ahto’ and ‘naht’ both have that ‘-aht-’ in common, but this is also a coincidence.
This similarity is a coincidence.
The Romance languages get their words for "eight" from Latin ‘octo’ and their words for "night" from Latin ‘noctem.’
‘Octo’ and ‘noctem’ do have that ‘-oct-’ bit in common, but it is just happenstance.