What are the words chinese say to each other during CNY?

why should people say bad words when they know they will get in trouble and start a fight!!! i say we should not say bad words because little kids start saying those words and get in trouble and it would be all our falt for saying those words.so we shouldn...

how often do they talk? how clear are thier words? my son probably has about 35-40 words, but doesn't talk often at all, He babbles all the time. He my only say 5 words in a day though... he is not yet putting 2 words together, and alot of his words...

What are some words that are hard to say. In any language. Like words with a silent letter before it (Czech) , a letter with a ' over it. Those words . Like words that are long , that you can say when you break them up. Words that spelled weird or just...

Okay, how do you say these words (include what region of the US or wherever you live). I'm trying to figure out regional differences in speech. I'm from the South (Texas). Syrup. I say SEER-rup. Most people here say SUR-rup. Crayons. I say crowns. (...

First of all, I don't want to start saying bad words but all I want to know is that I don't have the ability to say bad words. Most of my friends in school say bad words so easily, like, they just say it without putting any thought. While I , even simple...

I'm one to always say babies develop at their own rates but I get really concerned with Noah's language development. He will be 16 months old next week and when I took him in for his 15 month appointment the doctor didn't seem concerned with how many...

I have an 18 month old son. He can only say "momma" and "hi". I feel like he should be saying more words by now. He doesnt even try to say more words. I say other words all the time to him but it seems like hes just ignoring it. I...

My daughter has just turned 21 months. She can say many words and is is saying new words everyday, but half of the words she says, although I can understand them she doesn't say them correctly. Is this normal. Throughout the day, through play or reading...