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Joldo Mundus

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“我买的书”?

I donno what "Taiwanese" exactly is... if it is so-called "Guoyu", then i can say it is no different with mandarin, if it's dialect in taiwan area, the difference between mandarin and taiwanese is no less than it between mandarin and cantonese.

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我用那笔钱买的书? As in, the book I bought with that amount of money... I'm not really sure if that's right :-?

Taiwanese is not guoyu, it's usually called 台语 by the Taiwanese people and refers to the Minnan dialect (闽南话). Here's some more information from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwanese_language

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However I need to specifically mention thte money. For example

'The man gave me twenty dollars. This is the book that I bought with it.'

Not just any money, not an amount of money, just the aforementioned money.

By the way, does anybody know where I can get Chinese Yuan in New York State?

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Maybe it is better to say 我用钱买书.

我用钱买书 means just "I bought the book with the money". Particle 的 separates "book" from other things in sentence (because in original sentence there is an emphasis on word book).

But I'm not expert for grammar, so correct me if I'm wrong............

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