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which
哪
Nǎ
哪
country
國
Guó
国
person
人
Rén
人
very, quite
很
Hěn
很
France
法國
Fàguó
法国
United States
美國
Měiguó
美国
Britain
英國
Yīngguó
英国
China
中國
Zhōngguó
中国
to speak
說
Shuō
说
and
和
Hé
和
Germany
德國
Déguó
德国
Korea
韓國
Hánguó
韩国
Canada
加拿大
Jiānádà
加拿大
Mexico
墨西哥
Mòxīgē
墨西哥
Japan
日本
Rìběn
日本
by the way ( a phrase used to start a topic)
對 了
Duì le
对
a little
一點兒
Yīdiǎr
一点儿
language (spoken)
語言
Yǔyán
语言
Spain
西班牙
Xībānyá
西班牙
Italy
意大利
Yìdàlì
意大利