靠谱 (kào pǔ) trustworthy
Usage: “靠谱”是指可靠、值得相信或符合实际。我们常常会说某人“办事靠谱”，意思是他办事情让人放心。有时也会说“这件事情靠谱”，意思是这件事的可行性很高或者这件事是真的。"靠谱(kào pǔ)" means someone or something is practical and trustworthy.When Chinese people describe someone as "办事靠谱", they mean the person can be trusted with certain things. Sometimes, we also say "这件事情靠谱", which means the thing is highly feasible or authentic.
Category: Chinese Grammar
Chinese Grammar learning: 总 + media + Verb
总 (zǒng) can often be simply translated as "always," but it has other advanced uses as well. It can express "no matter how long or under what circumstances, facts are facts." It can also express "no matter what." It is often paired with other words to form set phrases such as 总会, 总归, 总得, 总要, 总能, etc. It can also be structured together with other unconditional compound phrases like 无论 and 不管. You cannot place it directly after the verb.
Chinese Grammar learning: Subject + 进一步 + V.
进一步, is an adverb meaning 'further' or to 'go a step forward'. Usually it is used in formal written Chinese, though it can be spoken as well.
Chinese phrase translation: 暗恋 (ànliàn) to fall in love with someone secretly
暗恋 (ànliàn) to fall in love with someone secretly Usage: “暗恋”是指一方对另一方心存爱意或好感却没有表白。通常所爱的对象并没有这样的爱意或好感。"暗恋(ànliàn)" means someone is attracted to another one or has a crush on him/her, but hasn't confess her/his love. However, normally, the other part doesn't feel the same way.
Chinese Grammar learning: 看来 + judgment to the situation
看来 can be translated as "apparently" or "it seems" and is used by the speaker to introduce his understanding of a situation.
Chinese Grammar learning: Adjective + 得 很
The complement 得很 (dehěn) is used after adjectives to add intensity. It is similar to adding 很 before the adjective，the main difference being that adjective + 得很 is more informal, and adds more emphasis than just 很 + adjective.
Chinese Grammar learning: 就是
就是 (jiùshì) can be used to add many different types of emphasis. It can be used in the following ways:
Chinese Grammar learning: Subject + 一向 + Habit/Attitude/etc.
一向 (yī xiàng) is generally used to express a habit, attitude, or ‘set way of things' has continued for a long period of time until the present.
Grammar– Numeral-Measure Word Phrases 量词
A numeral-measure word phrase combines a numeral and a measure word right into a phrase. One sort of numeral-measure word phrase combines a numeral and a nominal measure word. For example:
Sentence Structure- the Predicate 句子成分-谓语
Words and phrases in sentences can be divided into sentence elements based on their use. There are six kinds of sentence elements in Chinese:
1. Subject
2. Predicate
3. Object
4. Attributive
5. Adverbial adjunct
6. Complement
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