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Author: tiffany

Still in Chinese 還/还 hái

“Still” in Chinese 1 – Hái

Posted on July 4, 2023November 30, 2024 by tiffany

Grammar Point:In Chinese, the word 還还 hái can be translated as “still” or “yet” in certain contexts. It is commonly used to indicate that a particular situation or state continues to exist or remains unchanged. Structure S + 還还 hái + Adj When there are multiple adverbs in a sentence, 還还 hái is placed before…

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First in Chinese 第 dì

First, Second, and Third

Posted on July 3, 2023July 3, 2023 by tiffany

Grammar Point:In Chinese, ordinal numbers are formed by adding the word 第 dì before the cardinal number. Structure 第 dì + Number 第 dì + Number + Measure word + N If you want to describe ordinal numbers with a noun, don’t forget to include a measure word in between. 第dì五wǔ瓶píng水shuǐ第dì五wǔ瓶píng水shuǐThe fifth bottle of water…

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Week of Days in Chinese

Day and Week in Chinese

Posted on July 2, 2023April 21, 2024 by tiffany

Grammar Point:In Chinese, “day” is translated as 日 rì or 天 tiān, and “week” is translated as 週周 zhōu, 禮礼拜 lǐbài or 星期 xīngqíqī. Structure Number + 日 or 天 天 tiān is commonly translated as “day” or “a day.” 日 rì is less commonly used in everyday Chinese. It has a slightly more formal…

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Minutes and Hour in Chinese xiaoshi fenzhong

Minutes and Hour in Chinese

Posted on July 1, 2023July 1, 2023 by tiffany

Grammar Point:In Chinese, the words used to express durations in minutes (分鐘钟 fēnzhōng) and hours (小時时 xiǎoshí) are not exactly the same as the words used to indicate specific points in time for minutes (分 fēn) and hours (點点 diǎn). Structure In Chinese sentence structure, if it is a time word, it should be placed…

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“And so on” in Chinese shénme de děng děng

“And so on” in Chinese

Posted on June 30, 2023July 1, 2023 by tiffany

Grammar Point:In Chinese, the phrase “And so on” can be expressed in different ways depending on the context. Two common expressions used to convey a similar meaning are 什麼么的 shénme de and 等 děng. Structure Example 1, Example 2, Example 3 + 什麼么的 This expression is more colloquial and casual. 我wǒ喜歡xǐhuān看kàn電影diànyǐng、 聽tīng音樂yīnyuè、 玩wán遊戲yóuxì什麼的shénmede我wǒ喜欢xǐhuān看kàn电影diànyǐng、 听tīng音乐yīnyuè、 玩wán游戏yóuxì什么的shénmedeI…

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Chinese Measure Words for "Times" 遍 biàn, 次 cì, 場 场 chǎng, 回 huí, and 下 xià

Chinese Measure Words for “Times”

Posted on June 29, 2023June 27, 2023 by tiffany

Grammar Point:Chinese measure words are used to quantify nouns and indicate the number or frequency of an action or event. When it comes to the concept of “times” or occurrences, there are several measure words that can be used in Chinese, including 遍 biàn, 次 cì, 場场 chǎng, 回 huí, and 下 xià. 遍 biàn:…

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Chinese Age 岁 歲 Suì

Chinese Age Expression – Suì

Posted on June 28, 2023June 25, 2023 by tiffany

Grammar Point:In Chinese, the word 歲岁 suì is used to express age. It specifically refers to the number of years one has lived or their age in years. Structure S + Number + 歲/岁 suì In Chinese, the word 歲 suì is considered a measure word, so there is no need for a linking verb…

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All along in Chinese yìzhí 一直

“All along” in Chinese 1 – 一直 yìzhí

Posted on June 27, 2023June 7, 2025 by tiffany

Grammar Point:The Chinese adverb 一直 yìzhí is used to express the idea of “continuously” or “all along” in a sentence. It indicates that an action or state has been ongoing or persistent from a certain point in time up to the present or a specified point in the future. Structure S + 一直 yìzhí +…

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Qu Yuan

Qu Yuan Story 2

Posted on June 26, 2023May 15, 2024 by tiffany

“Qu Yuan” is a story for HSK3+ learners. Stories I shared some are Chinese folk tales, and some are my creations.  This story is one of the most famous stories associated with the Dragon Boat Festival. However, there are three different versions of it, each with slight variations. So, if you hear a different story,…

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Qu Yuan

Qu Yuan Story

Posted on June 25, 2023May 15, 2024 by tiffany

“Qu Yuan” is a story for HSK3+ learners. Stories I shared some are Chinese folk tales, and some are my creations.  This story is one of the most famous stories associated with the Dragon Boat Festival. However, there are three different versions of it, each with slight variations. So, if you hear a different story,…

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