Dear peter,
Im glad to receive your letter asking for my advice on how to learn chinese well. here are a few suggestions. first, it is important to take a chinese course, as
you?ll be able to learn from the teacher and practise with your fellow students. then, it also helps watch tv and read books, newspapers and magazines in chinese whenever possible.
furthermore, it should be a good idea to learn and sing chinese songs. because by doing so you?ll learn and remember chinese words more easily. you can also make more chines friends. i?m quite sure that they will tell you a lot about china and help you learn chinese.
Dear Amy,
I’m Li Hua from Xinhua Middle School of China. I’m sorry to hear that you got the lung cancer which brought you great pain. But you should realize that you are young and have a promising great future. So, stand up and fight against the disease! I’m sure you will win. It is reported that the America anti-cancer association will donate three cents upon every comfort letter you receive. So I will tell your situation to all my friends and ask them to write to you. In that way, you will get enough money for you to be cured. Hope you can be well soon.
Yours,
Dear Jane,
Thank you for your concern. This ti it is a bit sudden illness. It is a sll proble so please do not worry about too ch. The doctor said I will be good soon. But I have to put down the work at hand. I will recover soon, and then return to thepany and work together. Yours,
Jenny
June 16, 20__
Dear To
I just can’t tell you how sorry I was to learn of your accident. Your faly tells that your are progressing nicely, and that you’ll be out of the hospital in about ten days, I’certainly relieved to know that!
In the next day or so you’ll receive a little package froMargaret and . I hope you like it, and that it will help to pass the ti re pleasantly.
With every good wish for your swift recovery.
Sincerely,
Dear Li Gang,
I was really shocked and saddened to hear of your unhappy experience in the earthquake.
There is little that anyone can say or do at a time like this to ease your grief, but I would express my deepest sympathy.
In the next day or so you will receive a little package from me. I hope you like it, and that it will be useful at your present moment. What’s more, please don’t hesitate to contact me if there is anything else I can do now and always.
I do hope you will soon get well again and be able to come back to school. Be assured of my availability and eagerness to help in any way I can.
Yours sincerely,
Li Ming
Dear Mr. Gokhale,
I’writing this letter to congratulate you on your new post in New Delhi. I avery delighted to hear of your protion after three exciting and hardworking years in Chinese Taiwan. The diligence and enthusiascontributed a great deal to the econoc ties between India and Chinese Taiwan.
It has been a great pleasure and privilege for to have had the opportunity of working closely with you over the past three years. You have been one of the st capable representatives in Chinese Taiwan. The cooperation and friendship that you so kindly extended to has been st gratifying.
No doubt our paths will continue to cross froti to ti, and I look forward to intaining close contact with you in your new capacity. Likewise, please let know if I can be of help in Taipei. At last, I would like, once again, to express sincere gratitude for your efforts to irove India-Chinese Taiwan trade and investnt exchange and cooperation, and I wish you a prosperous and successful future.
Sincerely yours,
