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Author: tiffany

Chinese grammar 憑/凭 píng

Using píng to express on the basis

Posted on January 19, 2023November 18, 2024 by tiffany

Grammar Point:The word 憑凭 píng in Chinese is a preposition or verb used to indicate “relying on,” “based on,” or “depending on.” It can also express “by means of” or “according to.” It’s versatile and commonly used in formal or semi-formal contexts. Structure 憑凭 píng + N / Noun Phrase + V It indicates using something as…

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More and More in chinese 越 yuè

More and More 2

Posted on January 17, 2023May 21, 2023 by tiffany

Grammar Point:In Chinese, the phrase 越 yuè…越 yuè… is commonly used to express that the degree of something increases with another situation. Structure – 越 + Adj. + 越 S + 越 yuè + Adj + 越 yuè + Adj or V It is important to note that 越 yuè…越 yuè… should not be followed…

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The function of 把 ba in Chinese

The functions of 把 bǎ 5 (Advanced)

Posted on January 16, 2023July 11, 2025 by tiffany

Grammar Point:There are 3 functions of 把 bǎ in Chinese. Determination, command, and doing a movement on something that makes a change to it. If you’re not familiar with the basic foundation of 把 structure, I suggest reading the following articles first. Structure (S) + 把 + O + Verb + 了 This structure may…

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chinese verbs

Chinese Verbs

Posted on January 14, 2023April 16, 2024 by tiffany

In this article, we will discuss the features of Chinese verbs. Verbs in Chinese, like in English, can be divided into three major categories: the verb 是 shì meaning “to be,” the verb 有 yǒu meaning “to have,” and a broad set of verbs that can be loosely referred to as action verbs. * Some…

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Passive sentence in Chiense 被

The Passive Sentence 4 (Advanced)

Posted on January 11, 2023May 21, 2023 by tiffany

If you are not familiar with how to use passive sentences in Chinese, I suggest you read the following articles first. This will help you understand the usage of advanced passive sentences. Structure S + 被 + O + 所 + V Phrase This is a highly formal expression of the passive voice, typically used…

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jiu and cai difference

就 vs 才

Posted on January 7, 2023April 18, 2024 by tiffany

就 jiù and 才 cái have many similar functions, but not the same, which confuses many Chinese learners. In this article, we are going to talk about 7 common comparisons of 就 jiù and 才 cái. 1. Time + 就/才 就 jiù 才 cái Earlier than expectedIf the action happened, you need to put 了…

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The function of 把 ba in Chinese

The functions of 把 bǎ 3

Posted on January 5, 2023May 13, 2023 by tiffany

Grammar Point:There are 3 functions of 把 bǎ in Chinese. Determination, command, and doing a movement on something that makes a change to it. If you’re not familiar with the basic foundation of 把 structure, I suggest reading the following articles first. Structure 1 The following structures are all about doing a movement on something…

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degree complement in Chinese

Degree complements 2

Posted on January 2, 2023November 25, 2024 by tiffany

Grammar Point:A “程度補語补语 chéngdù bǔyǔ” or “degree complement” is used to intensify or modify the degree of an action, the nature of a thing, or the degree reached in a state. Why do we need it Structure Adj. or Mental verbs + Degree Complements It is used to suggest that a situation is serious or…

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Chinese adjectives

Stative verbs (adj.)

Posted on January 1, 2023April 9, 2025 by tiffany

What is Stative Verb? Stative verbs (also known as Chinese adjectives) are used to describe the mood, weather, appearance, or characteristics of a person or an object. For example: 累lèi累lèi tired 漂亮piàoliàng漂亮piàoliang pretty 熱rè热rè hot 開心kāixīn开心kāixīn happy 難過nánguò难过nánguò sad 興奮xīngfèn兴奋xīngfèn excited The Difference Between Chinese and English In English, we describe people or things using…

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The function of 把 ba in Chinese

The functions of 把 bǎ 4

Posted on January 1, 2023May 13, 2023 by tiffany

Grammar Point:There are 3 functions of 把 bǎ in Chinese. Determination, command, and doing a movement on something that makes a change to it. If you’re not familiar with the basic foundation of 把 structure, I suggest reading the following articles first. Structure Things + 把 + O + Verb + Something 這zhè雙shuāng鞋xié把bǎ我的wǒde腳jiǎo磨mó破pò了le这zhè双shuāng鞋xié把bǎ我的wǒde脚jiǎo磨mó破pò了leThese shoes have…

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