2 weeks from now=两周后
fortnight ago=两周前

A-Z的北京地图是什么样的，我不太清楚呀。

我在电脑前的时候经常用google map，但是如果出门不带电脑的话，我就要带北京地图。

你已经写了汉字了，而且句子很正确，加油！

北京地图每年都有更新版。但是我用的也是两年前的地图。

迷楼=迷路吗？确实，上海的楼比路还多，^_^

谢谢你，tabitabi博士！
您对汉语的了解比很多中国人都多，非常佩服你！

这是六書的転注。
六書，指漢字的六種構造条例。

（転注）
慎曰：転注者，建類一首，同意相受，考、老是也。此条今人所不解。
蓋諸夏方千里，東西南北語音殊異，一義有多字，用於異域也。

长 [cháng]
1. long
2. length
3. strong point

长 [zhǎng]
1. older
2. oldest
3. head
4. form
5. grow
6. acquire


乐 [lè]
1. happy
2. take pleasure in
3. laugh

乐 [yuè]
music


令 [lǐng]
measure word ream (of paper)

令 [lìng]
1. order
2. drinking game
3. season
4. order
5. make
6. excellent
7. your

(1) verb [huán]
生还 return alive, survive

(2) adverb [hái]
他还不来 he still has not appeared yet

Japanese vocabulary has been heavily influenced by loanwords from other languages.
A vast number of words were borrowed from Chinese over a period of at least 1,500 years.

The Japanese language is written with a combination of three different types of scripts:
modified Chinese characters called kanji (漢字 = 古中国語), and two syllabic scripts made up of modified Chinese characters, hiragana (ひらがな or 平仮名) and katakana (カタカナ or 片仮名).

So japanese characters have multiple pronunciations.
Children have to learn these multiple pronunciations in Japan.

But a character has only one pronunciation in Chinese Language.
It is easy for children to learn it in China.
(only 3000 pronunciations, but difficult for me. lol)

I think that "还 - hai or huan" is one of exceptions.