How can you tell if a politician is lying? His lips are moving.
Chinese Translation (Traditional):要 要 yào 1. to want, would like to 2. have to, must 3. important, vital 4. to ask for, to request 5. will, be going to (future tense) Here: to want, would like to [Show Details] |
怎麼 怎么 zěn me 1. How? 2. What? 3. Why? 4. much Here: How? [Show Details] |
看 看 kàn 1. to look, to see 2. to watch 3. to read 4. to regard as Here: to look, to see, to watch [Show Details] |
政客 政客 zhèng kè politician [Show Details] |
是否 是否 shì fǒu whether or not [Show Details] |
在 在 zài 1. in, at, on 2. located at 3. at the moment (ongoing action) 4. to be, to exist 5. (an indicator of location or time) Here: at the moment (ongoing action) [Show Details] |
說謊 说谎 shuō huǎng to lie, to tell a lie [Show Details] |
他的 他的 tā de his [Show Details] |
嘴巴 嘴巴 zuǐ bā mouth [Show Details] |
在 在 zài 1. in, at, on 2. located at 3. at the moment (ongoing action) 4. to be, to exist 5. (an indicator of location or time) Here: at the moment (ongoing action) [Show Details] |
動 动 dòng 1. to move, to happen 2. to have (an operation) 3. to use 4. to touch (emotionally) 5. movement, action Here: to move [Show Details] |
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