For a paper I'm writing in the language education field, I need to show some examples of contractions in different languages, e.g. its for it is (English), j'aime for je + aime (French), and so on.
I don't speak Chinese and had no idea if the language has contractions, but googled around and found a web page on this topic. I have no way to tell how reliable is it.
The example I extracted from this page is the following. Can you guys/gals read it and tell me if I should go ahead and include it in my paper? I took the English meanings from wordreference.com. Many thanks.
这 zhe ‘this’+ 样 yang ‘type’= 酱 ziang
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