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Pimsleur's mandarin course teaches i'm leaving very early tomorrow morning as In mandarin should there be any difference between the pronunciation of the pinyin final in jiu and the pronunciation of the pinyin whole word you? 我明天早上很早就走 (wŏ míngtiān zăoshàng hĕn zăo jiù zŏu) it says that 就 (jiù) doesn't have a corresponding meaning in engl.

A chinese family relative sent me this message (i am not asian) Google translate says time flies but i don't think that's the case. I need some help deconstructing the message because at times the word sequence or implied idea is lost on me (even when i know most.

I assume this is a cultural thing that i am not aware of, but a friend just updated their status to say

希望猫舅变成天使守护全家 xīwàng māo jiù biàn. I found this joke on bliubliu.com: 那不直的时候呢 (爱情笑话） Nà bù zhí de shíhòu ne (àiqíng xiàohuà) 男：我一直就很爱你啊！ Nán: Wǒ yīzhí jiù hěn ài nǐ a! 女：那不直的时候呢？ Nǚ: Nà bù zhí de shíhòu ne? I want to make sure I've At home in australia my neighbouring shop owners are from shanghai and taught me some chinese From them i learned two ways of responding to 谢谢 (xièxiè)

不客气 (bù kèqì) 谢谢你 (xièxiè nǐ) so i g. On the plane i see 就座后扣好安全带 (jiù zuòhòu kòuhǎo ānquándài) which is translated to fasten seatbelt while seated On the bus i see 上车请系好安全带 (shàngchē qǐng jìhǎo ānquándài) which i think translates to Michaelyus's answer to a similar question (link in the comments above) is still very useful

A general resource that unfortunately may be hard to find now is the 現代方言音庫, a series published by the 上海教育出版社 in the mid 1990s

一下 is a little (time.) this makes it mostly after a verb I believe the two most common uses are 等一下 (děng yíxià) wait a bit 休息一下 (xiūxi yíxià) rest a little while it is also used as a numeral classifier after a verb, indicating an attempt or act 看一下 (kàn yíxià) have a look 试一下 (shì yíxià) have a try 一点（儿） is a little (quantity.) some.

I have recently discovered this jc's song called shuo san jiu san In the last sentence of the last paragraph of the song, which goes因為成長 我們忽爾間說散就散, i understand most of the characters' meanings except 忽爾間

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