Tag: Chinese Grammar

不bù VS 没méi / 没有méi yǒu 不 bù is the marker of negation for:

Chinese Grammar-The difference between 又yòu,再zài and 还hái

fù cí “ yòu 、 zài 、 hái ” dōu ké yǐ biǎo shì dònɡ zuò xínɡ wéi de chónɡ fù
副词 “ 又、再、还 ” 都可以表示动作行为的重复

10 basic Chinese grammar points for beginners

Here are ten basic Chinese grammar points that everyone interested in the language should know. If you’ve recently started learning

The sentence particles 吧 (ba) and 吗 (ma) in Chinese grammar

吧 (ma) and 吗 (ma) are two of the most common sentence particles in Chinese grammar. (A sentence particle just

Key Chinese grammar structure: modifier + de + noun (的)

This grammar structure is one of the most basic and important features of Chinese grammar: modifier + 的 + noun

How to use the particles 吗 (ma) and 呢 (ne) in Chinese grammar

The particles 呢 (ne) and 吗 (ma) are extremely common in Chinese. This article explains the two particles for beginners.

Mandarin Chinese Grammar

Mandarin adjectives are placed after the noun they describe. All Mandarin adjectives implicitly include “to be,” so instead of saying,

接 (jiē) and 接到 (jiēdào) in Chinese grammar: answering and receiving

The verbs 接 (jiē) and 接到 (jiēdào) make a nice way to look at verbal complements in Chinese grammar. They’re

趁 (chèn) is a preposition that means to ‘take advantage of’ an opportunity or favorable time to do something. It is normally followed by an adjective or a short phrase explaining the situation that the person is seeking to take advantage of.

Chinese grammar: Expressing "and also" with "hai"

2019-10-12

linking different actions with 还 takes no time at all to master in Chinese grammar. Structure The adverb 还 (hái)