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i mostly used this to practice writing stylistically but! i hope ya like it :]

its my first fic ive posted anywhere so i hope this link works

THE LINK WORKS PERFECTLY AND I JUST READ IT AND I LOVED EVERY SECOND OF IT

The way you wrote the “big reveal” is SO damn cute and fun to read I just. Oh my fucking god. There’s so much going on inside Jazz’s head my guy is STRUGGLING KFKGMKGMG

Amazing fic. Delicious. Wonderful. Let me hug you. I think this is my favourite depiction of “Prowl finding out that Jazz is a human” so far.

一样 (yīyàng) is used to express that two things are the same in some way. When you add an adjective, Noun 1 is as adjective as Noun 2.

Noun 1 + 跟 / 和 + Noun 2 + 一样

Noun 1 + 跟 / 和 + Noun 2 + 一样 + Adj. 

Examples:

1. 这 个 词 的 意思 和 那 个 词 一样 吗 ？

Zhège cí de yìsi hé nàge cí yīyàng ma?

Are the meanings of this word and that word the same?

2. 美国 文化 跟 中国 文化 不 一样 。

Měiguó wénhuà gēn Zhōngguó wénhuà bù yīyàng.

American culture and Chinese culture are not the same.

3.你 的 头发 和 我的 头发 一样 长。

Nǐ de tóufa hé wǒ de tóufa yīyàng cháng.

Your hair is as long as mine.

4. 她 和 她 哥哥 一样 高。 

Tā hé tā gēge yīyàng gāo.

She and her older brother are equally tall.

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 Tired and defeated, Juliet felt her feet collapse under the weight of those thoughts. Near denser bushes, she gave in and sat on the dusty ground, playing aimlessly with a tiny bit of her jacket sleeve.

There was one place Mokou wanted to be when she had the free time to leave Fibonacci. It was strange for her to keep around someone from her old life, but Justine was her friend, her only friend, and she wasn’t going to give that up. It helps that Archimedes was the opposite way from Cotes, so running into anyone else was unlikely. Mokou recalled that Justine’s parents were the strict perfectionist sort, so she knew not to just go through the front. Instead, she had gotten good at leaping over fences and, more importantly, climbing through windows without being seen. Was Justine home yet even? Well, Mokou’d find out, won’t she?

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差不多 (chàbuduō), translated literally, means "the difference is not much." In practice it means "more or less," and is used for expressing approximations.

Subj. + 差不多 

When several things are 差不多 (chàbuduō), it means they are "more or less the same." Two subjects are linked with “and”.

A + 跟 / 和 +  B + 差不多 

When using 差不多 (chàbuduō) as an adverb, it is placed before the adjective or verb. 

差不多 + Adj. / Verb 

 差不多 (chàbuduō) is placed before phrases of quantity and time to make a rough estimate about them.

差不多 ＋ [Quantity Phrase] / [Time Phrase]

Examples:

1. 这 两 个 词 的 意思 差不多 。

Zhè liǎng gè cí de yìsi chàbuduō.

The meanings of these two words are more or less the same.

2. 这里 的 天气 跟 台湾 的 天气 差不多。 

Zhèlǐ de tiānqì gēn Táiwān de tiānqì chàbuduō.

The weather here is pretty much like Taiwan's.

3. 我 跟 我哥哥 差不多 高。

Wǒ gēn wǒ gēge chàbuduō gāo.

My older brother and I are more or less the same height.

4. 他 住 在 上海 差不多 三 个 月 了。

Tā zhù zài Shànghǎi chàbuduō sān gè yuè le.

He has lived in Shanghai for about three months.

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