2019年5月31日星期五
LIVE: Virginia Beach shooting leaves 12 dead
from New China TV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrD1b18J6NQ
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东西 [東西] dōng xi
thing / stuff / person / CL:個|个[ge4],件[jian4]
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Lemongrass Chicken Banh Mi
You’d be hard-pressed to find a more satisfying sandwich than this lemongrass chicken banh mi. When I’m at a Vietnamese restaurant, I rarely order a banh mi because I’m always swayed by the prospect of that other giant of Vietnamese cuisine, pho. However, the minute I had assembled these magical sandwiches and took a bite, […]
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A Japanese photographer's "ichi-go ichi-e" with Chinese children in 1980s
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Woman makes 20,000+ brooms to support family
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看见 [看見] kàn jiàn
to see / to catch sight of
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公布 VS 宣布
Is 公布 just more formal and used with governments and companies?
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Can anyone tell me what any of it says?
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Meet the longevous ranchu goldfish
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Tips for heading to China.
Hi there y’all. I was planning on studying in China next summer and wanted to know what some good resources for teaching myself Chinese might be. For background, I’ve already taken a semester of college Chinese and have worked through the first eight chapters of Integrated Chinese. I feel pretty comfortable with how I should go about learning Chinese characters and I can always go to a Chinese professor if I need help with pronunciation or particularly tricky grammar. I’m mainly looking for grammar and vocab resources as well as a way to practice listening and speaking. Thank you all in advance. Also, any tips for how I should behave when in China, particularly Beijing, would also be appreciated.
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Eco-China: Green Khingan, Lush Forest
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呢 ne
particle indicating that a previously asked question is to be applied to the preceding word ("What about ...?", "And ...?") / particle for inquiring about location ("Where is ...?") / particle signaling a pause, to emphasize the preceding words and allow the listener time to take them on board ("ok?", "are you with me?") / (at the end of a declarative sentence) particle indicating continuation of a state or action / particle indicating strong affirmation
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Incredible dedication! Village doctor brings hope to needy patients in Guizhou, China
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Mega bridge in SW China sees main span complete
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Hamburg seeking closer cooperation with China: official
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Xinhua Special: How trade frictions will impact China, U.S. and world
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World's largest silent research vessel delivered in Shanghai
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住 zhù
to live / to dwell / to stay / to reside / to stop / (suffix indicating firmness, steadiness, or coming to a halt)
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2019年5月30日星期四
Robots help with Shanghai's bullet train maintenance
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The chairmans bao... Worth the subscription?
Im living in china and studying HSK 3 but throughout my time here i have actively avoided learning 汉字 .(Un)fortunately the time has come that i feel i simply cant progress without it catching up.
Ive worked hard this past week and would say i can recognise about 100 out of the 150 that are in HSK 1 and am now looking for materiels to start reading properly. I figured something like the chairmans bao might be a good place to start. Any opinions for or against?
Ps anyone reading this who is starting out with chinese... Dont be like me... Learn the charactors from day 1 and save yourself all kinds of hassle.
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中午 zhōng wǔ
noon / midday / CL:個|个[ge4]
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How to stop translating chinese words to english in my head
How did you guys overcome this.
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Tariffs on Mexican products would be ‘disastrous’: Mexican official
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New Mandarin Companion Breakthrough Level just launched, novels written using only 150 characters
Really excited to let you know about the new level of books we just released. It's the new Breakthrough Level, and it's our simplest, most easy-to-read books yet. They are full-length chapter books but written using only 150 most basic Chinese characters, ones that you are most likely to know as a learner. Here is a little bit about how this came about.
How It Started
Since we started Mandarin Companion back in 2012, we have pursued a vision of a revolution in learning Chinese marked by the advent of easy-to-read and interesting (key word interesting) books in Chinese. Few things have the impact on any language development as does reading and the mounting testimonials from readers is a testament to the impact it is making around the world.
As the years went on, we came to realize that for many learners it may take several years before they reach the point when they are able to read the Level 1, 300 character, stories. In discussion with many learners and teachers, they loved the concept of the books, but most needed something even easier to read. We also found that in Chinese programs all over the world, students tend to drop out after a year or two. A significant reason behind this has to do with the slow progress of learning Chinese in that it can take years before a learner feels like they can do anything with the language.
When John and I discussed these various issues, we decided that we need to do our part to help this generation of learners to read Chinese at an earlier stage, to help them get a “win” earlier, to make the goal of reading in Chinese even more obtainable. This was the genesis of the Breakthrough level.
The Breakthrough 150 Character Level Standard
When we started out, we knew we had to make it as simple as possible AND interesting, two things that are at odds with each other. We floated out different numbers of characters until we settled on only 150 and, at the time, we weren’t even sure if we were going to be able to write anything good with that little!
We had to set some strict rules for this level because otherwise it can be too easy to compromise your standards for the sake of the story. Once you begin adding a harder character, it becomes easier to add one more, and then one more, and before you know it your book is filled with words and characters that slow down a reader, tripping them up every paragraph. We all know it’s hard enough to read at these early stages!
In this new level, you’ll only find the most useful and common characters and words. For example, all of the 150 characters in the Breakthrough Level are a subset of the Level 1 standard. On top of that, all of the key words in the Breakthrough standard fall within the 300 characters in the Level 1 standard. That means you’ll never waste time learning characters that are not important to your fluency at this stage of Chinese.
Breakthrough Titles
We will be releasing five Breakthrough Level books by mid 2019. We found that due to our constraints it was nearly impossible to adapt existing stories so we wrote our own! All of these are original stories written by John and myself. Here is a preview of the upcoming books.
- My Teacher is a Martian 《我的老师是火星人》- Two good friends notice their teacher is very strange, so strange that they begin to suspect that he is actually from Mars.
- Xiao Ming, Boy Sherlock《小明》- Xiao Ming would one day grow up to be a great detective, but it all started when he was just a boy.
- In Search of Hua Ma《花马》- All he wanted to do was give his mother a simple present, instead a son finds himself transported across China on bizarre quest…
- Three Friends《三个朋友》- Two guys have been friends forever, but what happens when they fall for the same girl in college?
First Release: The Misadventures of Zhou Haisheng
The Misadventures of Zhou Haisheng is the first book in the Breakthrough Level. It follows the antics of 9 year-old Zhou Haisheng whose parents own a small noodle shop. Always well-intentioned, he finds ways to help out his hard-working parents with the family business. Whether its inventing his own noodle recipe, delivering the wrong order to a customer, or resorting to extremes when a competing noodle shop opens across the street, Haisheng manages to combine his mischief and wit to save the day.
You can read a sample on our website or get your copy today on Amazon or Kobo! We are ever grateful for all of the support from all of our readers. We’ll be releasing even more titles this year and be sure to have a listen to our podcast. 加油！
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At the Polyglot Gathering in Bratislava
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Stunning water sports
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𝗪𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐥𝐢𝐟𝐞 𝐥𝐢𝐤𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐓𝐚𝐢𝐰𝐚𝐧 🇹🇼? I interviewed college students, asking them what they spend most of them doing in【𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐞𝐭 𝐌𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐧】𝐄𝐩.𝟓 𝐔𝐧𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐋𝐢𝐟𝐞. I also teach words and phrases you need to know if you are a student.
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Spring plowing on Guangxi's rice terraces
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Help with Chinese name
Hello, everyone~
I'm having a bit of a dilemma that I'm looking for some input on~ I will also include a TL;DR at the bottom~
So my grandma was Generally Asian/Mexican (she was mostly Chinese with Korean and Filipino heritage as well), but her Asian heritage was overshadowed by her Mexican heritage since we come from a predominantly Mexican area in the States. Because of this, I never really grew up with too strong of a connection to my Chinese side. I do speak Mandarin (albeit like 10 year old) and some Cantonese but a lot of that was learned from reading and pestering my grandma to teach me whatever she knew (her roots are from GuangZhou mostly).
Anywho, nowadays i do feel like I want to continue to learn about Chinese culture and language. The dilemma is that my grandma never really gave me a traditional Chinese name, she tended to just use my english name. I was eventually given the name 寧天 but i think only because it has a similar sound to my english name. My grandma's Chinese family namen is 安，so altogether my name is 安寧天 (An Ning Tian)。Recently I've been thinking of spending a few years teavelling around East Asia after I graduate from university next year and was hoping to find a name that suits Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. When I looked back, my korean family surname is Young (영， 永). I think this rolls off the tongue better in Korean and Chinese than 安 Ahn. I also decided to just use my nickname Niko since it seems to be easy to pronounce in Korean and Japanese. The problem is that the Chinese variant of Niko 尼科 (Ni-Ke) doesnt really appeal to me, so i spent a few days researching and came across the characters 猊凱. I really like these characters and the meaning since they are pretty similar to the actual meaning of Niko in general, but I'm not sure how these characters would look to a native speaker. I don't want to have a silly or ridiculous name in Chinese, so I would really appreciate any feedback or suggestions on names!
TL;DR: Changing my Chinese name from the one my grandma gave me, 安寧天, to 永猊凱，but want to make sure the characters dont come across silly or ridiculous.
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Help an idiot craft a confession
Hey all,
I've recently been seeing this girl from China. We've gone on several dates together and message pretty frequently. It's gotten to a point where I want to confess my feelings and push our relationship to the next level OR fail trying.
My Chinese is reasonably good for an ABC, but I want to rehearse and make sure this message is perfect and doesn't sound awkward/ inappropriate in Chinese. Please help me review the message below:
我想抓住这个机会来跟你说几句话。这 段时间 跟你在一起, 我感觉的非常幸福。
你知道吗？ 我喜欢你。
所以, 我希望在下去我们可以继续慢慢的走到一条路上。
Many thanks!
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Free worksheets for grammar practice and sentence writing/translation?
I'm going through chapters 8-13 of Integrated Chinese this summer before school starts so I can skip intermediate, so I'm trying to find grammar worksheets that go along with the textbook or just have the same grammar points so I can put them into use with some structure. I'd ask my teacher but she can't send me her worksheets because of this thing going on with my University. I found some on the website ling ling Chinese but they don't cover all the grammar points listed in the chapters and the worksheet exercises aren't very in depth/ good for extensive practice. Sorry for formatting, on mobile.
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合體字聯
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Southern states ready for more rain
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Neptune-like planet seen orbiting super close to host star
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Character copybooks
大家好！ While browsing online I found these cool books where you have a type of tracing paper laid over famous texts so you can practice calligraphy ( https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/HkpnkGu for example). However, I can't seem to find any in traditional rather than simplified characters. Could anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks!
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Help pronouncing name
I met a Chinese women and she told me how to pronounce her name but I forgot. I only speak English and don't want to offend her by saying her name wrong. Can someone help me with how to pronounce it phonetically? Its spelled "Chialun"
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Is China Ready to Take Its Economic Coercion Into the Open?
Previous moves targeting Japan, the Philippines, and South Korea, have all been pointedly unofficial.
from China Power – The Diplomat http://bit.ly/2YYCeam
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去 qù
to go / to go to (a place) / (of a time etc) last / just passed / to send / to remove / to get rid of / to reduce / to be apart from in space or time / to die (euphemism) / to play (a part) / (when used either before or after a verb) to go in order to do sth / (after a verb of motion indicates movement away from the speaker) / (used after certain verbs to indicate detachment or separation)
from MDBG - HSK 1 words http://bit.ly/2Tmr2SV
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I'm surprised
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Chinese poem illustration/ 金铜仙人辞汉歌/李贺 Farewell to Chang'An farewell to emperor
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Translation
你好，我想知道一个以怎么读。
“ 绪 ” 在广东话怎么读？ 和什么字一样的音？
谢谢
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各位你好
你好，我想知道一个以怎么读。
“ 绪 ” 在广东话怎么读？ 和什么字一样的音？
谢谢
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New breakthrough in China's Xinzhou-700 aircraft development
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Why Did Beijing Suppress Wang Yang’s Remarks on Taiwan?
The Politburo Standing Committee member spoke candidly at a cross-strait media summit – apparently too candidly.
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Elderly man falls into lake, rescued by auxiliary policemen
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Young Libyans enjoy car drifting despite armed conflict
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Is my Chinese handwriting clear enough or I should change something? Any suggestions?
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This meme's been really hot in China lately. Does anyone want to give it a try and guess what this guy's trying to say?
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中国 [中國] Zhōng guó
China
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Looking for specific study material
Hi was wondering if anyone has a good book for beginner that slowly replaces almost all text with characters as you progress. I really hate when language books use too much English. I want to be forced to recall and visualize.
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Spark: Washington's trade bullying may boomerang
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这张图片底部的中文文字翻译不太好，你们觉得怎么样。“I see this as an absolute win" 有什么最好的翻译吗
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Ambitious African free trade pact aims to boost development
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Chinese researchers discover 300,000-year-old human fossils
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Safeguarding China's Ningde nuclear power plant
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2019年5月29日星期三
Spectacular aerial view of under-construction North-South highway in Armenia
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"Practical approach" urged to forge ahead sustainable U.S.-China ties: former U.S. diplomats
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Dutch couple helps Qinghai herders shake off poverty
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HSK 1 StoryBook
Hey guys, just want to share, for anyone who is looking for graded reading material, found pdf sample chapters that is available for download. https://allmusing.net/blog/hsk-1-storybook/14/
Pinyin and English translation is included and text to speech enabled.
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my aunts dog is named "八顿." she says he was an army general from ww1 or ww2? can someone please help me find who her dog is named after?
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几 [幾] jǐ
how much / how many / several / a few
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What is it like in China? - Chinese ask
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Mango Muffins with Oatmeal Crumb Topping
We don’t post muffin or cupcake recipes often on The Woks of Life, but these mango muffins are too delicious to not share. Made with buttermilk, a sweet and delicious oatmeal crumb topping, and plenty of fresh mango, our mango muffins are perfect for breakfast with a hot cup of coffee. They’re also great as […]
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Efficient production lines
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Help
I’m going to China In July. Need to learn as much conversational Chinese as possible by then. Anyone have any kind of program or tips I can use?
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At least 21 dead after truck crashes into bus in Mexico
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Suggestions on handwriting?
I'm starting to learn Mandarin and am struggling with the words. The words/shapes confuse my brain. Is there a useful handwriting type book for tracing? I found a ton on Amazon but wasn't sure if any were especially good/useful.
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Still a win!
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你好! Is there a site like Jisho for Chinese way of using Kanji?
ニーハオ！
I find myself facing with some amounts of Chinese Kanji, either through Chinese friends or just studying Japanese. I am looking for a website thaｔ is like Jisho (辞書)
Side－question; what is Kanji called in Chinese?
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How are green clay utensils made
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My parents say something that sounds like xie2 le me(er)2? Anyone know what that could possibly mean and the 汉字 for it?
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Anyone know of a discord?
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Why is 至 sometimes used instead of 到?
Is there a significant difference?
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How hard is it to become able to reliably pick out tones while listening to natives?
I am just starting out Mandarin and I am really freaking out about the tones. I feel that if I can hear them I will be able to remember what words are what tone. How hard is it to gain the ability to hear tones? Is it just easier to memorize the tones for every single word?
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What do you think of the app Drops?
I have been using it recently seems pretty good. Just wanted to know your guys opinions
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1 year living in Shanghai...Never heard it ONCE
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Exclamation “Ho!” With fist pump?
I saw a piano performance by a music student from China. The audience was a mixed group of young Chinese/Koreans. When he took his bow at the end his Chinese/Korean friends in the audience shouted “Ho!” And put their fists in the air. He responded the same. “Ho!” While bowing with the fist in the air in front of him like a victory fist pump.
What is this? I want to learn more about it.
I posted in r/Korea and: it’s not Korean, may be
1) hao 好 2) Cantonese
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Who is singing this song? Hebe's 魔鬼中的天使 cover
I know the original song is Hebe's 魔鬼中的天使 but I cannot find the singer of this cover:
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx-ihAPnPw6/?utm\_source=ig\_web\_button\_share\_sheet
I used Shazam and Cortana's and checked youtube and bilibili. Help </3
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Chinese poem illustration/ 金铜仙人辞汉歌/李贺 Farewell to Chang'An farewell to emperor
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Egyptian dwarfs resort to football to integrate into society
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翻译 Translation Thread! 2019-05-29
If you have a Chinese translation request, please post it as a comment here. Translation requests posted outside of this thread will be removed by the moderators or AutoModerator.
If you're requesting a review of a translation you have made, or have a question that has to do with grammar or details on vocabulary usage, feel free to post it as its own thread.
Community members: Consider sorting the comments by "new" to see the latest questions at the top.
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中文-only Discussion! 2019-05-29
This thread is for community members to practice communicating in Chinese. Please try to use Chinese in your comments as much as possible!
本帖子提供给大家多多练习读写汉语，实践交流技巧。请尽量的用汉语或方言进行评论！
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高兴 [高興] gāo xìng
happy / glad / willing (to do sth) / in a cheerful mood
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learning mandarin question (order)
hello, I've only just began learning mandarin. I finished learning how to correctly pronounce tonal pairs and syllables in pinyin next, the guide recommends I learn strokes. However, I still have practically 0 knowledge on any of the words actual semantics. is it worthwhile to learn some vocabulary before I begin to learn strokes or should I follow my guide and learn strokes before vocabulary? I attempted to start Duolingo however, they use a lot of strokes rather than pinyin. are there any vocabulary learning apps or websites that use pinyin? thanks for any responses!
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Firefighters remove stuck ring from schoolboy's finger
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Why Is China Sending Top Military Brass to Shangri-La 2019?
For the first time since 2011, China will be represented at the regional security forum by its defense minister.
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Woman attempting suicide rescued by firefighters
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Honestly its a bit chilly out here
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How to make Chinese meat pie
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经常 VS 常常
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Changing study methods
Hello! I started studying mandarin on my own about a year ago and being fairly new to language learning, I think I've mad a few mistakes, so I need help on how to change how I work.
The old study method:
I used to study from a book, copy down the characters from each chapter ~10 times each and add the single characters to an anki deck and then add the words I learnt to another deck. With this I would read every once in a while. I realized my comprehension was very bad compared to the vocabulary so decided to change things !
The new study method:
Still getting my vocabulary from the same book, still copying each character ~10 times but now only putting actual words in an anki deck, and this time, for each word adding a few sentences with that word in a sentence deck. Obviously reading on the side too.
Add your own study method ! And please tell me if you have any recommendations.
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Elderly man trapped by fire, firefighters use ladders to rescue him
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Music id - which dialect of chinese ?
Hello,
I juste heard these song im looking for the dialect.Does anyone know these song ? or the band ?
I don't understand the lyrics.
Best
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Amazing wooden gadgets created by Chinese artisans
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Xúnzhǎo yǔ pǔtōnghuà jiāotán de rén
Ni-hao, Wo shi Matthew, Wǒ zuìjìn kāishǐ xuéxí pǔtōnghuà bìngqiě xiāngxìn wǒ zhīdào dàyuē 30-50 gè dāncí, wǒ xīwàng wǒ néng zhǎodào zhège subreddit de rén, wǒ kěyǐ dìngqí fāsòng xìnxī, zhè jiāng shǐ wǒ nénggòu fāzhǎn wǒ de zhīshì bìng tígāo wǒ duì zhè zhǒng yǔyán de zhǎngwò. Wǒ mùqián měitiān xuéxí dàyuē yīgè xiǎoshí, rúguǒ yǒurén néng bāngzhù wǒ nà huì hěn bàng, xièxiè!
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Get fed in China: How to make "Jianbing Guozi" - the King of Chinese Street Food
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Deaths on Mt. Qomolangma not caused by overcrowding: Nepali guide
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Austrian winemaker makes top wine in NW China's Ningxia
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Why U.S. logic on trade surplus is distorted, misleading
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A Japanese theater director and his Chinese students
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2019年5月28日星期二
Welcome to join us on a tour of nightlife in Shanghai
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Wild panda mother, cub captured on video in NW China
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If someone need MDBG dictionary API or Jieba API
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Is it ok to hear someone speak Chinese and join the conversation?
So I’ve had multiple encounters with people that speak Chinese and could understand them and wanted to approach them speaking Chinese but I was to scared. Will most Chinese people be mad if you try to approach them using Chinese?
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LIVE: When science meets art, what kind of chemistry is made? #BigDataExpo
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Should I start over?
Hi, I’m about two thirds of the way through the hellochinese curriculum, which uses both pinyin and characters next to each other under my current settings. I feel that I am learning a lot, but my issue is that I am not learning the symbols but rather the pinyin. Of course I can’t just turn off the pinyin or I would be completely lost. Should I restart only learning with characters or can this be something I do later? Thanks.
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LIVE: A day’s exploration in China’s Big Data Expo
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When first starting, is there a standard order of topics that you should learn before others?
I've been browsing the sidebar for a while and have noted some apps and resources, and I've read the guide over in /r/languagelearning, but I am still not 100% sure where to begin to get the bare-bone basics for simplified mandarin.
This link in the sidebar's starter guide, as well as several of the starter posts, have mentioned that learning pinyin should be the first thing to learn, but after this, the advice seems to vary. The link above is saying that you should learn stroke order and then the "kangxi radical list" to better understand how characters are broken down, but I've also come across posts saying that it's not entirely beneficial and is generally just used for indexing; i.e., it doesn't help you memorize vocabulary any better or understand why characters are written the way they are or even how to write them.
However, I've read an article or two about breaking characters down into phonetic and semantic parts or something to achieve the above results, and I was wondering if there's a greater extent of things to learn about before jumping into some basic vocabulary that I'm not aware of yet. Basically, I don't know the extent of content that exists that I should look up and wanted some input on where to begin. I think grammar is quite interesting, but once again, I feel like there's limitations on what I can study and understand because I lack the vocabulary to understand the entire sentence yet - so while basic syntax rules might make sense, applying them well is harder if you can't read the examples.
So, would it make sense to learn pinyin/tones/proper pronunciation first, followed by like HSK1 vocab, and then dive into some grammar and basic sentence structures afterwards? Should you try and supplement these with auditory media and work towards that at the same time or focus on one aspect at a time? What important things am I excluding here?
Sorry if I asked a lot, I'm just trying to put together some guidelines. I would just take a university class, but my school doesn't offer it so I am trying it out by myself for now.
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Resources for learning menus
I've been studying Chinese for about 1 and a half years, and I think one of my biggest blind spots is in reading menus. Does anyone know any good resources for learning to read the names of typical dishes you'd see on a Chinese menu?
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happens every time
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Happens every single time, bar none
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Free tacos for Huawei owners in Mexico City
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I studied Chinese for 4+ years and wrote a punk/emo song in Mandarin.
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Cantonese and Traditional Chinese
I would like to learn the characters for traditional Chinese and how to pronounce them in Cantonese. So far every resource I’ve come across for learning traditional only comes with the Mandarin pronunciation. I was hoping you guys could point me in the right direction. Thanks in advance
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TIL doing homework late at night whilst tired can lead to some interesting mistakes
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做 zuò
to do / to make / to produce / to write / to compose / to act as / to engage in / to hold (a party) / to be / to become / to function (in some capacity) / to serve as / to be used for / to form (a bond or relationship) / to pretend / to feign / to act a part / to put on appearance
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金髮男
有金髮男戀亞係男嗎？ (私信)
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Ohio Tornadoes Leave One Dead
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Software recommendation for reading/writing
I started learning Mandarin 6 months ago with Mango Languages (approx. 150+ hrs) . The software is amazing in my opinion. They do an extraordinary job developing vocabulary, explaining grammar and providing characters + Pinyin. Unfortunately, they don't provide many resources to help with the actual reading/writing. I'd like to make more of an honest attempt at writing / reading so I'm looking for software recommendations.
Tldr; need software beginner recommendations for reading/writing Mandarin.
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Chinese Tourism to US Drops for First Time in 15 Years
Amid the trade war, Chinese tourists are finding other destinations.
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Colloquial->written->formal->classical
Is there any resource that describes words and their forms in each of these contexts. I.e. 買東西。購買物品。購物。 or 夠。犬 Etc.
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有 yǒu
to have / there is / there are / to exist / to be
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Its like second nature to me nowadays
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Argentina hopes Year of the Pig stamps to bring abundance
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Chinese poem illustration/ 南园十三首 其五/李贺 Oath changed over
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The most common Chinese words, characters and components for language learners and teachers
When learning Chinese, it's important not only to care about how you learn and how much time you spend, but also what you learn. By focusing on the most common words, characters and components, you make sure you get the most out of your studying. But which are the most common words, characters and components? This article collects frequency resources for language learners and teachers!
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My progress after two months teaching myself Chinese!
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U.S.-China trade disputes "very damaging to everybody": UN chief economist
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Debating in Chinese: “Should you SAVE money?”
Want to get better at arguing your point in Chinese? In this video, two debaters present their arguments for and against “saving money”… Try to take note of good vocabulary & grammar ...
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Exhausted firefighter faints to the ground in Hebei, China
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What are the rules of placing modifier between two characters?
I am having a real hard time with this. For example 睡觉 is “sleep.” And then you have 睡懒觉 which is like “sleep until late” but really that looks to me like “SLE-until late-EP” and its just super weird and I do not understand when to and not to use this format. Appreciate your help. Thanks.
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Children compete in bike racing in Shanxi, China
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Life-saving 8 seconds! Woman rescued at railway station in Hubei, China
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Cinema helps blind people "watch" movies
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Longquan sword maker
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Remote ethnic group rises above poverty in Yunnan, China
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Your first five Cantonese words.
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杯子 bēi zi
cup / glass / CL:個|个[ge4],隻|只[zhi1]
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How does tourism revitalize ancient village in China's Ningxia?
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Restoring frescoes in Kizil Grottoes in northwest China
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Breeding crayfish under solar panels in east China's Jiangsu
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Yangtze River Delta region accelerating integrated development
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一分钟多 ❌一分多钟 ✅
We use "多" to express approximate amounts:
五千多 over five thousand dollars
If there is no measure word, we add “多” after the quantity:
一年多 ✅
If there is a measure word, we use the construction # + measure word + 多 + noun:
一个多月，一个多星期，一个多小时 ✅
一个月多，一个星期多，一个小时多 ❌
Except：
一天多，一分钟多 ❌
一两天，一分多钟 ✅
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2019年5月27日星期一
Adorable giant pandas eating fruit and veg
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Zhaliang (Fried Dough Rice Noodle Rolls)
Zhaliang is everyone’s favorite dim sum item, especially kids. When Sarah, Kaitlin, and their cousins were little, zhaliang was the most requested and coveted plate on the table! What is Zhaliang? Zhaliang is a Cantonese dim sum dish consisting of crispy Chinese fried dough (youtiao) wrapped inside silky rice noodles. It is then garnished […]
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Japan knife attack: child among dead in Kawasaki stabbing
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Interesting HSK6 listening practice?
Hi, going to try and take this test soon, the reading and writing will kind of just be formality for me, but my listening isn't as good. Anybody know good resource for listening? I want something interesting, not just practice test, I would rather just wing it than take practice tests.
So better question is, what native material should I listen to that best matches the content of HSK6 tests?
When I took hsk5 the listening sometimes seem like a different language than Chinese, not like TV or movies I watch. So maybe news channel would be best?
Thanks
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Incredible dedication: Road chiseled on cliff in Bijie, China
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What will the future of robots look like?
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[悬疑案] 一间厕所俩个嫌犯 到底是谁？轰动韩国的梨泰院事件 [脑洞乌托邦 | Mystery Stories TV]
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I am an ABC who speaks and understands mandarin fluently but cant read or write much.
我是美国出生的中国人。我现在想多学一点中文。我在家里跟我父母讲中文。但是，我不太会写和读中文。
I never bothered studying chinese either so my grammar might not be great.
Anyways, is there any type of resource you guys would recommend for me? I pretty much have the listening and speaking portion down, I just want to learn more chinese characters so that I can text message my family from back home.
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China-U.S. magnesium joint venture launched at Governors' Summit in Kentucky
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Out of curiosity, how is the Duolingo tree for Mandarin for you guys?
I’ve been using HelloChinese and I personally like it much better than Duolingo. However, Duolingo has more words and phrases. I also heard it’s really inaccurate though. Your thoughts?
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喂 wèi
hey / to feed (an animal, baby, invalid etc)
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China sends fourth humanitarian aid shipment to Venezuela
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A wok star: Watch how hand-hammered wok is made in Zhangqiu, China
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Costa Rica gearing up for China International Import Expo 2019
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Recordings of essays
Hey learning community, where could I find recordings of people reading Chinese essays, advanced level and intermediate? I have one textbook that I have the CDs for, but I think more material would be good, like this one:
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Baidu Fanyi Superiority
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Mnemonics for Hanzi
Hi I'm back again, Hanzi is still hard for me to learn (I'm just learning it for recognition not writing), I have used mnemonics with success in the past but have had a hard time applying it to such abstract characters like 安. if you guys have any tips for this or hanzi memorization in general that would be great. all answers are much appreciated thanks!
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Happens every time
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Hey, all! There is a cool Discord server where you can join language communities of your choice and then either teach or learn that language, and it’s super active, especially the Chinese channel. There are a ton of advanced and native speakers too. Come join the family! :D
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Should I avoid Taiwanese TV until I become proficient at listening to the Mainland Chinese accent?
I'm still quite a noob, only knowing less than 2K characters/7k words, and virtually unable to listen to spoken Chinese unless it is repeated over and over again.
I want to start practicing my listening skills and figured TV/movies would be a good place to start. Apparently, most of the Chinese TV market is dominated by Taiwan, or at least all of the good content comes out of Taiwan.
My goal is to learn "standard Mandarin" i.e. whatever is theoretically spoken in the mainland. I figure that it would be best to avoid the Taiwanese accent until I become proficient, as it might confuse me and perhaps teach me to speak with a Taiwanese accent or to use words that are more common in Taiwan than on the Mainland.
Is my concern valid or should I ignore it and dive right in?
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Tornado tears through Oklahoma community, killing at least two
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Man dies after shark attack in Hawaii
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Why not just use pinyin?
Is pinyin good enough to be used potentially to write everything in Chinese without losing meaning?
If so, was it ever considered to switch to pinyin instead of the beautiful characters to make it easier to learn to write?
Do Chinese kids learn pinyin in school besides hanzi?
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图里的“抖音”是什么意识?
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Chinese firefighters show off stunning skills
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Japan, U.S. leaders affirm importance of alliance in summit talks in Tokyo
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Teenager bows after firefighters remove ring stuck on finger
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11.talk about visit in chinese
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Boy trapped in drainage pipe, rescued by firefighters
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New record: High-capacity wind turbine installed in 45 hours in E China
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Syrian army retakes key town in Hama from rebels
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One-minute tour of China International Big Data Industry Expo 2019
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EU member states vote in European Parliament elections
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I'm a native Chinese, if anyone want to practice Chinese or make friend with me, PM me plz
You guys are so cute, and I guess it's going to be pretty interesting to talk with you guys in Chinese.😉
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Gwadar's development under CPEC remarkable: port official
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Chinese Videos English subtitles
I began learning Mandarin just three months ago so I've still got a little while to go before I can watch videos in Mandarin without English subtitles.
Do any of you have any recommendations for particular websites, YouTube channels or streams which post videos in Mandarin with English subtitles?
I've found this to be a great way of improving my German. I was watching German daily news broadcasts with English subs then I was happy to realise after a while that I no longer needed the subs.
I haven't had as much luck so far with trying to find Chinese equivalents. And with German my teachers were always able to provide recommendations, whereas I've been learning Chinese by myself.
Many thanks in advance!
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Trade disruption with China doesn't help our markets: US agriculture officials
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2019年5月26日星期日
U.S. rural telecoms carrier sees no Huawei threat
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These guys have been helping me learn Chinese as I prepare to study abroad - Give them a listen!
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这是我做的一个中文影片 有配英文字幕 也有中文字幕 不知道能不能帮助大家
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LIVE: Welcome aboard, this car has no driver in it
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Grammar Question: Word order of 又 vs 再 in clauses w/ helping verbs
My teacher brought this up and now I want to know:
When there are two verbs in a sentence (one's a helping verb) and you want to use 又 or 再, why is their placement different?
I got these example sentences from a native:
- 昨天下雨，今天下雨了，明天又會下雨。
- 今天會再來。
It seems like when you use 又, it goes before both verbs, helping verb & main verb (會 & 下）
But when you use 再, it goes between the helping verb & main verb, 會 & 來 (unless you really do want to modify the helping verb itself, but usually that's not what people mean).
So...why do these two words for "again" not go in the same place in a sentence, even though they're both adverbs?
Don't know why, but the difference makes intuitive sense to me...I think.
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'I love China' drone formation
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10 Ways to Say "I Love" You in Chinese
#1 爱 (ài) Love
#2 恋爱 (liàn ài) – To fall in love
#3 我爱你 (Wǒ ài nǐ) I love you
#4 我喜欢你 (Wǒ xǐhuān nǐ) I like you
#5 我爱你胜过一切 (wǒ ài nǐ shèngguò yīqiè) – I love you more than anything.
#6 跟你在一起真开心 (gēn nǐ zài yīqǐ zhēn kāixīn) – I’m so happy with you
#7 我想跟你在一起 (wǒ xiǎng gēn nǐ zài yīqǐ) – I want to be with you
#8 我想你 (wǒ xiǎng nǐ) – I miss you
#9 我喜欢你的笑容。(wǒ xǐ huān nǐ de xiào róng.) — I like your smile
#10 亲爱的 (qīn ài de) — Dear/Darling
https://blog.taiwanme.com/10-ways-to-say-i-love-you-in-chinese/
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China No.1
Just wanted to reach out to other advanced learners and let them know that there is a youtube channel called China No.1
It's mostly news, has subtitles, and posts new videos frequently. I've found it to be very helpful! Hope you do to
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LIVE: Big data, big future! Join us in a journey to experience what a smart future will be!
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Amazing water transfer printing
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Chinese Armed Police officer assembles guns blindfolded
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