May 24, 2021
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Now, I'd like to introduce you to apartments in detail in China. For me, the last apartment I bought is about 120 square meters and it is on the 11 th floor (the building has 26 floors and each floor has two units six apartments in total). It has three bedrooms, a dining room, a living room, one kitchen and two bathrooms. The price of this apartment is about 12 thousand RMB per square meter. The majority of Chinese apartments are roughcast apartments and you need to lay on your own floor, paint the walls, add all kinds of electrical appliances, etc. There are also decorated houses for sale, but people prefer buying not decorated houses because they consider that the decorated houses are overpriced and the decoration of the houses may not be what they want. Every apartment certainly has a balcony and this is necessary stuff, not worth surprising. So far I don't know how to name it. Is it actually a house or an apartment? I believe you are able to give me the right answer because you are a native English speaker. Thank you very much.
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Now, I'd like to introduce you todescribe Chinese apartments to you in detail in China.
For mIn my case, the last apartment I bought is about 120 square meters and it is on the 11 th floor (the building has 26 floors and each floor has two units with six apartments in total).
It has three bedrooms, a dining room, a living room, one kitchen and two bathrooms.
The price of this apartment is about 12 thousand,000 RMB per square meter.
The number should either be "twelve thousand" or "12,000". I've only ever heard the Chinese currency be referred to as yuan. I don't know if RMB has a different connotation, but most English speakers won't know what it means.
The majority of Chinese apartments are roughcast apartments and you need to lay on your own floor, paint the walls, and add all kinds of electrical appliances, etc.
There are also decorated houses for sale, but people prefer buying not decorated houses because they consider that the decorated houses are overpriced and the decoration of the houses may not be what they wantnot to buy them because they consider them overpriced and they may not like the decorations.
Every apartment certainlyhas to hasve a balcony, and as this is necessary stuff, not worthessential, it's not really surprising.
So far I don't know how to name it'm not sure what to call these dwellings.
Is it actually aAre they houses or an apartments?
I believe you ar'll be able to give me the right answer because you are a native English speaker.
Thank you very much.
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If you're renting your place and it's part of a larger structure then it's an apartment. If it's a stand-alone building then it's a house. Balconies definitely aren't considered essential for apartments in the US. I didn't have one anywhere that I've rented. But I suppose Chinese people probably use them to dry laundry.
May 25, 2021
According to your reply, I think the difference between the two countries is very interesting. First of all, the dwellings I described are sure to be called apartments. But the balcony is indeed essential for every apartment in China because the majority of people in China live in this type of apartment. How can you imagine people spending their entire life in an apartment without a balcony (that means you will never see sunshine for a whole life ). Anyway, you are right. The balcony is a good place to dry your laundry in addition to sitting there enjoying the natural sunshine and winds.
May 25, 2021
You can definitely still see sunshine in American apartments, we have windows. And if I want some fresh air I usually just go for a walk outside.
May 25, 2021
It is better to have a balcony.
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Now, I'd like to introduce you to apartments in detail in China. Now, I'd like to |
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For me, the last apartment I bought is about 120 square meters and it is on the 11 th floor (the building has 26 floors and each floor has two units six apartments in total).
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It has three bedrooms, a dining room, a living room, one kitchen and two bathrooms. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The price of this apartment is about 12 thousand RMB per square meter. The price of this apartment is about 12 The number should either be "twelve thousand" or "12,000". I've only ever heard the Chinese currency be referred to as yuan. I don't know if RMB has a different connotation, but most English speakers won't know what it means. |
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The majority of Chinese apartments are roughcast apartments and you need to lay on your own floor, paint the walls, add all kinds of electrical appliances, etc. The majority of Chinese apartments are roughcast apartments and you need to lay |
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There are also decorated houses for sale, but people prefer buying not decorated houses because they consider that the decorated houses are overpriced and the decoration of the houses may not be what they want. There are also decorated houses for sale, but people prefer |
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Every apartment certainly has a balcony and this is necessary stuff, not worth surprising. Every apartment |
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So far I don't know how to name it. So far I |
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Is it actually a house or an apartment?
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I believe you are able to give me the right answer because you are a native English speaker. I believe you |
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Thank you very much. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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