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B1 L5 Vocabulary and Practice
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Synonym of Each other in Chinese
Before we start, let’s have a small quiz. Do you know which one is incorrect? A 我們wǒmen喜歡xǐhuān互相hùxiāng我们wǒmen喜欢xǐhuan互相hùxiāng B 我wǒ喜歡xǐhuān彼此bǐcǐ的de個性gexìng我wǒ喜欢xǐhuan彼此bǐcǐ的de个性gexìng C 你nǐ為wèi對方duìfāng做zuò了le什麼shénme你nǐ为wèi对方duìfāng做zuò了le什么shénme 對对方 duìfāng – the other person, the other side 📌 Actually, 對对方 duìfāng doesn’t mean “each other” at all in English, but since so many students confuse it with 彼此 bǐcǐ and 互相 hùxiāng, I decided to include it…
B1 L4 Vocabulary and Practice
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老屁股 lǎo pìgǔ
老屁股 lǎo pìgǔ (Taiwan only) N. (Literal meaning is “old butt”) 老屁股 lǎo pìgǔ is a casual Taiwanese slang term for someone who’s been in a company or group for a long time. It usually refers to a veteran who knows all the tricks, understands the office politics, and often knows how to slack off…
B1 L3 Vocabulary and Practice
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B1 L1 Vocabulary and Practice
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B1 L2 Vocabulary and Practice
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Adverbs for Degree 2 – 特 tè, and 异常 yìcháng
Grammar Point:In Chinese, both 2 adverbs 特 tè and 異异常 yìcháng are used to express a high degree of something, but they differ in tone, formality, and usage context. 特 tè – Especially, particularly, very 特 tè + Adj or V 特 tè is used to emphasize a certain degree or highlight something as especially true compared to others. It’s commonly used…
Synonyms of “Want” in Chinese
In Chinese, there are 3 common ways to express “want”: 要 yào, 想要 xiǎngyào, and 想 xiǎng. While they can all be translated as “want” or “would like,” the differences lie in how strong the desire is, how certain the speaker is, and who typically uses it. 要 yào — Strongest, most certain 我wǒ要yào學xué中文zhōngwén我wǒ要yào学xué中文zhōngwénI want to study Chinese.(This shows a firm decision. The speaker has likely…