<p>The correct classifier for 语言 is not 个, but 种</p>
<p>The following are grammatically correct</p>
<p>用两种语言介绍自己</p>
<p>以两种语言介绍自己</p>
<p>两种语言的自我介紹</p>
<blockquote>
<p>I want to have a Chinese title for it</p>
</blockquote>
<p>双语 (bilingual) is less wordy and more literary than 两种语言 (two languages) which is more colloquial</p>
<p>As a title, a noun phrase feels more formal than a verb phrase</p>
<p>Depend on your preference you can consider:</p>
<p><strong>以双语介绍自己</strong> = Introduce Yourself Bilingually (verb phrase)</p>
<p>or</p>
<p><strong>双语自我介绍</strong> = Bilingual Self-introduction (noun phrase)</p>

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it was so useful. Thanks a lot for your help!
M.m
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Tang Ho
<p>The Chinese characters should be 3 and 4。
Adding &quot;来&quot; to the third sentence makes people feel closer。
More like the words of a human being than the words printed on paper。
By the way
The word &quot;两个语言&quot; in the title should not be&quot;个 &quot;, but &quot;钟&quot;. The language's quantifier is&quot; 种&quot;
That's not a mistake：）This is Chinese</p>

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Please, at the very least, proofread your answer (钟).
L Parker
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Thank you so much for your help!
M.m
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MMhuhu
<p>I'm making a video which I speak a few words about myself in two languages. I want to have a Chinese title for it.</p>
<blockquote>
<p>1- 用 (使用/通过) 两个语言把自己介绍</p>
<p>2- 用(使用/通过) 两个语言把自己介绍</p>
<p>3- 用 (使用/通过) 两个语言来介绍自己</p>
<p>4- 用(使用/通过)两个语言介绍自己</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Which one is correct ? or any other suggestions?</p>
<p>Thank you!</p>

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(我)(使)用两种语言(来)介绍(下)自己. Words in the brackets can be omitted to keep concise for a title.
Shaw
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2021-03-15T01:48:54.450Z
I'll use 3. No. 4 is fine too, except it sounds mandatory. IMO, the grammar of no. 1 & 2 are incorrect, but are quite often spoken by the foreigners.
r13
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2021-03-17T20:15:51.593Z
谢谢朋友们 ! "今天我想用两种语言把自己介绍给你们。"这个句子对不对 ?
M.m
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Is this sentence right ? 用两个语言把自己介绍
# Is this sentence right ? 用两个语言把自己介绍

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-03-14)

I'm making a video which I speak a few words about myself in two languages. I want to have a Chinese title for it.

> 1- 用 (使用/通过) 两个语言把自己介绍
>
> 2- 用(使用/通过) 两个语言把自己介绍
>
> 3- 用 (使用/通过) 两个语言来介绍自己
>
> 4- 用(使用/通过)两个语言介绍自己

Which one is correct ? or any other suggestions?

Thank you!

**Tags:** simplified-characters

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: (我)(使)用两种语言(来)介绍(下)自己. Words in the brackets can be omitted to keep concise for a title.  
> **username_2**: I'll use 3. No. 4 is fine too, except it sounds mandatory. IMO, the grammar of no. 1 & 2 are incorrect, but are quite often spoken by the foreigners.  
> **username_0**: 谢谢朋友们 ! "今天我想用两种语言把自己介绍给你们。"这个句子对不对 ?  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2021-03-14. Score: 3

The correct classifier for 语言 is not 个, but 种

The following are grammatically correct

用两种语言介绍自己

以两种语言介绍自己

两种语言的自我介紹

> I want to have a Chinese title for it

双语 (bilingual) is less wordy and more literary than 两种语言 (two languages) which is more colloquial

As a title, a noun phrase feels more formal than a verb phrase

Depend on your preference you can consider:

**以双语介绍自己** = Introduce Yourself Bilingually (verb phrase)

or

**双语自我介绍** = Bilingual Self-introduction (noun phrase)

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: it was so useful. Thanks a lot for your help!  

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### Answer by username_4 on 2021-03-15. Score: -1

The Chinese characters should be 3 and 4。
Adding "来" to the third sentence makes people feel closer。
More like the words of a human being than the words printed on paper。
By the way
The word "两个语言" in the title should not be"个 ", but "钟". The language's quantifier is" 种"
That's not a mistake：）This is Chinese

> **Comments:**
> **username_5**: Please, at the very least, proofread your answer (钟).  
> **username_0**: Thank you so much for your help!  

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