Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Chinese now trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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You speak Chinese now?
The Chinese now buy more cars and cellphones than Americans.
There are a lot of rich Chinese now.
Ethnic Chinese now constitute an estimated 30 to 40% of Mandalay's population.
I can even speak a bit of Chinese now.
The Chinese now have much better control over the military, particularly the navy.
Let's take a look at the practicality of Chinese now and in the future.
The Chinese now make up 8.3 per cent of those born overseas, up from 6 per cent in 2011.
In the eastern parts of our country, the Chinese now greatly outnumber Tibetans.
The Chinese now claim to have the capacity to rapidly demolish THAAD bases in South Korea if pushed by the US.
You can switch languages between English and Chinese now, and it also can calculate more Mazda models.
The Chinese now appear to speak their minds more freely and, besides, the Internet has allowed news to travel faster.
When it comes to weaponizing oppression, even the Communist Chinese now see the value of private enterprise.
The Chinese now appear to speak their minds more freely and, besides, the Internet has allowed news to travel faster.
It thus became imperative for its survival,that the Communist Party create its own culture- many Chinese now refer to this as“Party Culture.”.
As you may know, the Chinese now have gone into space in a big way.
It seems that thousands of years after Confucius admonished his studentsnot to“impose on others what you yourself don't desire", the Chinese now act in quite the opposite way.
Whereas the Chinese now regarded the United States as a potential counterbalance against the Soviet Union, their Vietnamese comrades continued to see Washington as the most dangerous enemy.
It seems that thousands of years after Confucius admonished his studentsnot to“impose on others what you yourself don't desire", the Chinese now act in quite the opposite way.
Many experts, foreign and Chinese, now accept that there are probably more Christians than there are members of the 87 million strong Communist Party.
It seems that thousands of years after Confucius admonished his studentsnot to“impose on others what you yourself don't desire", the Chinese now act in quite the opposite way.
In Eastern Turkestan, which the Chinese now call Sinkiang, the Chinese population has grown from 200,000 in 1949 to 7 million, more than half of the total population of 13 million.
But with the need to restart the economy, which has been frozen for the past week, China has only slowly returned to work,when the Chinese now only fear for life and health.
In Eastern Turkistan, which the Chinese now call Sinkiang, theChinese population has grown from 200,000 in 1949 to 7 million, more than half of the total population of 13 million.
Since the 1800s Daoist-Buddhist relations have been much more stable andpeaceful, so that many Chinese now perceive few or no important distinctions or barriers between the two traditions.
Judging by their reactions, it is clear that the Chinese now realize- and possibly worry- that under Trump's watch, they have to deal with a different America, which is willing to upend the types of bilateral relations they have become accustomed to since the early 1970s.
The Washington Post acknowledged late Monday that they have seen a copy of the report andconfirmed that the Chinese now have the know-how to emulate some of the Pentagon's most sophisticated programs.
The Chinese now have a detailed roster of most if not all American contractors and government employees who have access to classified information, plus a roster of their friends, colleagues, or coworkers who may be useful conduits or potential assets in their own right.”.
But, while external influences have been helpful in some ways- the stimulus of Basel 1 and 2 strengthened the hands of those inBeijing determined to clean up the banking system- the Chinese now, not unreasonably, treat advice from the City of London and Wall Street with some skepticism.
Something similar couldbe said to be underway in Asia, as Chinese now constitute one-third of the foreigners in Japan, two-fifths of those in Mongolia and about half the foreigners in South Korea.