I'm fairly good
最好的朋友 Zui hao de peng you
Possible Chinese Translation: 一时的美好 [yī shí de měi hǎo] English Meaning: short lived beauty or happiness
Hai shi jue de ni zui hao - 1995 is rated/received certificates of: Hong Kong:IIA
You are my best friend.
I'm fairly good
Yunlong. Fu has written: 'Yi xue de si wei' -- subject(s): Yi jing 'Zhongguo zhi xing xue shuo shu ping'
The cast of Bu neng shuo de. mi mi - 2007 includes: Chase Chang as Record Store Owner Jay Chou as Ye Xiang Lun Jun Lang Huang as Ah Lang Devon Song as Ah Bao Zhan Yuhao as Yu Hao
Guanhua Liang has: Played Fat Man in "Sha mao jing li" in 1988. Played Da Tou in "Ke wang" in 1990. Played Chef Wang in "Bian ji bu de gu shi" in 1991. Played Fat Man in "Qingchun wu hui" in 1991. Played Agent in "Ai qing sha gua" in 1993. Played Bar Boss in "You hua hao hao shuo" in 1997. Played Zhang Damin in "Pin zui Zhang Damin de xing fu sheng huo" in 1999. Played Huang Xing in "Sun Zhongshan" in 2001. Played Di Renjie in "Shen tan Di Renjie" in 2004. Performed in "Fan Ju Ye Feng Kuang" in 2012.
It means good. The "de" at the end of the phrase is a type of verbal punctuation used in Chinese. "De" refers to the context much the same way as the pronoun "this"does. So if "hao" is translated as "good", "hao de" means "this is good".
最好的朋友 Zui hao de peng you
You can say "说得比你好" (shuō de bǐ nǐ hǎo) in Chinese, which translates to "speak better than you."
Leyun Chen has written: 'Hua shuo de hao, gou tong mei fan nao' -- subject(s): Interpersonal communication, Interpersonal relations, Success in business, Public speaking, Customer relations, Office politics
Gang Jiao has: Performed in "You hua hao hao shuo" in 1997. Played Guo Feng in "Yi ma de hou xian dai sheng huo" in 2006. Played Mr. Hu in "Lichun" in 2007. Played Chen Mo in "Memory of Love" in 2009. Performed in "Qing Chun Pai" in 2013.
The cast of Xing xing de hai zi - 2011 includes: Hong Jin as Wei Xin Jing Liang as Zheng Zheng Jiandi Zhu as Xin Xin
The cast of Shao shuo wai de feng jing - 2005 includes: Sun Di as Qiang Cai
Possible Chinese Translation: 一时的美好 [yī shí de měi hǎo] English Meaning: short lived beauty or happiness