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Grammar Point:比起來来 bǐqǐlái is used to introduce a comparison between two or more things. It usually appears at the beginning of a clause, often followed by a subject and a comment. Structure (A) 跟 gēn B 比起來来 bǐqǐlái… The preposition 跟 gēn in this pattern can be replaced with 和 hànhé. In the second part of the sentence, you need…
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What is a Degree Complement? A degree complement tells how strong or to what extent something is. It answers questions like: “How hot?” “How happy?” “How busy?” In Chinese, degree complements usually come after adjectives or stative verbs (verbs that describe a state, like 忙 máng busy, 累 lèi tired, or 喜歡欢 xǐhuān like). 得很 de hěn — very / quite Used to show a normal or medium level of something….
鹹酥雞 Xiánsūjī — Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken | OneDotDot Chinese 一點點一点点 · OneDotDot Chinese Chinese Recipe & Vocabulary 鹹咸 酥酥 雞鸡 Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken 鹹酥雞咸酥鸡 xiánsū jī · “salty crispy fried chicken” ⏱Prep40 min 🍳Cook~5 min ◐DifficultyMedium ▦Yields2 servings 📍OriginTaiwan Photo: Tiffany, OneDotDot Chinese Notes in EN 日本語 한국어 緣起缘起The Story 鹹酥雞咸酥鸡 (xiánsūjī) stands typically run…
The complement 到 dào indicates that an action has successfully reached its goal or result. In other words, the action was completed effectively. You can think of 到 dào as meaning to reach / to achieve in English. 到 dào 我wǒ昨天zuótiān終於zhōngyú找zhǎo到dào了le那nà家jiā很hěn有名yǒumíng的de甜點tiándiǎn店diàn了le我wǒ昨天zuótiān终于zhōngyú找zhǎo到dào了le那nà家jiā很hěn有名yǒumíng的de甜点tiándiǎn店diàn了leI finally found that famous dessert shop yesterday. 我wǒ早上zǎoshàng七qī點diǎn就jiù看到kàndào他tā在zài公園gōngyuán跑步pǎobù我wǒ早上zǎoshang七qī点diǎn就jiù看到kàndào他tā在zài公园gōngyuán跑步pǎobùI saw him jogging in the park at 7 a.m. 我wǒ跑pǎo了le半bàn個ge小時xiǎoshí， 才cái找zhǎo到dào那nà隻zhī狗gǒu我wǒ跑pǎo了le半bàn个ge小时xiǎoshí， 才cái找zhǎo到dào那nà只zhī狗gǒuI ran…
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OneDotDot Chinese Grammar · HSK 6 Grammar Point · HSK 6 不禁不禁 bùjīn — “Can’t Help” 不禁不禁 bùjīn means “can’t help (doing something)” or “can’t refrain from.” It’s used when an emotion or reaction slips out involuntarily — before you’ve had a chance to stop it. 不禁不禁 bùjīn shows up right before the involuntary reaction…
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