我也有缺点。
wǒ yě yǒu quēdiǎn 。
I also have faults.
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And doubtless compliments too.
wǒ yě yǒu quēdiǎn 。
I also have faults.
nǐ juéde bù hǎo ?
You don't feel this is fine?
wǒmen xuéxí Zhōngwén 。
We are studying Chinese.
tā nǜedài nǐ le ?
Does he abuse you?
zhèlǐ shěnglǜe “ yī ” 。
There is a "one" missing here.
tā sìyuè lái 。
He will come in April.
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月亮 yuèliang moon noun
觉得 juéde to feel verb
学习 xuéxí to study verb