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2011 July 8
by Alena
CHINESE GRAMMAR
Mandarin grammar can be challenging for anyone learning the language. In some ways it is simpler than the grammar of European languages because there is no subject / verb agreements to worry about. However, it is significantly different from
what most Westerners are used to. Hills Learning offers our students a multi-part series on Chinese grammar patterns. Regular practice will ingrain these patterns and help you master Mandarin grammar and correctly express your thoughts.
1)
.. (yi3wei2li4)
Example:
Meaning: Being a member of WTO does not lead to elimination of corruption; one can take South American countries as an example, where the level of corruption remains the same.
2)
..(wei2ci3)
Example:
Meaning: He failed to carry out his responsibilities; that is why he was fired.
3)
..(jian3yan2zhi1)
Meaning: In short, the ideals of the United Nations are openness, equality and transparency.
4)
..(dui4le0)
Meaning: by the way, besides (if used in the beginning of sentence; means that something has suddenly occurred to the speaker)
Example:
.. (fei1.bu4ke3)
Meaning:
Example:
Meaning: If you dont put the warm clothes on and go outside, you will definitely catch cold.
6)
..(cong2er2)
Example:
Meaning: As a result of mass production the products have become less expensive.
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