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| Where the origin of proverbs is concerned, there are roughly speaking the following kinds:.... |
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| I've recently read a few love stories. |
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| 我们学的课文，有关于中国文化的，也有关于汉语知识的. |
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| As for the texts that we are studying, some are to do with Chinese culture, some are to do with knowledge of the Chinese language. |
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| generally, roughly, approximately. |
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| Where the origin of proverbs is concerned, there are roughly speaking the following kinds:.... |
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| Roughly speaking, people studying Chinese with (have?) three aims in mind |
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| Students in my class are all at approximately the same level. |
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| from. Used in written language to indicate the place or time in the past from which something starts. |
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| Proverbs, firstly, are derived from historical stories; secondly, they come from fairy tales or fables. |
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| My classmates come from various places. |
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| Tom said to Zhao Xiaoyan from the bottom of his heart: I love you. |
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| Since ancient times, Chinese people think husband and wife should live together until they are old and gray. |
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| that, which, what. Used before a verb to introduce a relative clause. It is often used in the written language. |
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| The meaning that a proverb expresses is often beyond the literal meaning of the characters. |
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| Xiaoyan is the most beautiful girl that I've ever seen. |
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| The texts that we are studying are all about the Chinese language and culture. |
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| often, frequently. Used before the verb to mean "it is often the case that" but with more focus on the regularity of the action than in English. |
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| The meaning that a proverb expresses is often beyond the literal meaning of the characters. |
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| I often do my homework until around one or two o'clock in the morning. |
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| Xiao Zhang likes to speak in class, but he often says something wrong. |
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| towards. Indicates the direction of an action. |
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| The mountain peaks which look like curved eyebrows are moving slowly towards you. |
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| The two big trees grew very fast, and the trunks bent toward each other and drew closer. |
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| By way of, by means of. Introduces the means by which an action is carried out. |
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| Meilai-yanqu refers to men and women conveying their love by exchanging loving glances. |
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| We learn a lot about Chinese culture by studying Chinese. |
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| I got to know my girlfriend through the internet. |
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