Tag: Dialogue

Two or more sentences may be joined together by conjunctions. They are commonly used, but the usages often confuse beginners.

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           duì bú qǐ wǒ bú shì gù yì fàng nǐ gē zǐ de
Lulu: 对不起，我不是故意放你鸽子的。
          Sorry, I didn’t mean to stand you up.

           zuó wǎn áo yè le
Simon: 昨晚熬夜了？
            Did you stay up last night?
        
               wǒ wǎng gòu le hǎo duō yī fú zhēn shì pián yi
Huihui：我网购了好多衣服，真是便宜。
              I bought many clothes online, and they were really cheap.

               tā dōu bàn nián méi shàng bān le ，zhēn shì dǎ zhǒng liǎn chōng pàng zi
Xiao Lin: 他都半年没上班了，真是打肿脸充胖子。
               He hasn’t worked for half a year. He’s going too far in order to make others jealous.

              suàn bú shàng yě jiù shì diǎn zàn zhī jiāo bà le
Xiao Lin: 算不上，也就是点赞之交罢了。
              Not really, we are only casual acquaintances.

      bú guò tā hǎo xiàng  shì  yī  gè  huā  qián  dà shǒu  dà jiǎo  de  rén
B: 不过她好像 是 一 个 花 钱 大手 大脚 的 人。
     But it seems she is very extravagant with money.