Chinese Verb-ing 在 zài vs. 着 zhe Explained | Basic Chinese Grammar
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- goo.gl/QGS44w Click here and get the best resources online to master Chinese grammar and improve your vocabulary with tons of content for FREE! ↓ Check How Below ↓
Step 1: Go to goo.gl/QGS44w
Step 2: Sign up for a Free Lifetime Account - No money, No credit card required
Step 3: Learn with the best online resources and quickly become conversational.
To describe an action that happened in the past, you often see the word 了or 过 or sometimes 过了 after a verb. For example, 你吃了吗？你吃过了吗？They both mean: "did you eat?" or "have you eaten?" Do they have different implications? Yes. And how? Let's all take a close look at them now. Are you ready to improve your Chinese speaking skills?
Our Chinese host gives you easy to understand explanations. This is THE FASTEST way to easily take your Chinese ability to the next level!
■ Facebook: / chineseclass101
■ Twitter: / chineseclass101
■ Instagram: / chineseclass101
Click here to get started with Chinese: goo.gl/QGS44w
Also, please LIKE, SHARE and COMMENT on our videos! We really appreciate it. Thanks!
bit.ly/3KVFoac Click here and get the best resources online to master Chinese grammar and improve your vocabulary with tons of content for FREE!
I've often wondered about this too. Great video and explanation. I would love to see a 到 / 完 / 好 comparison video.
Your English accent is very very good for a non-native speaker.
BTW The sentence you were looking for is: "The homework is written on the blackboard"
Great video, 感谢你们！
i'm Mexicana, and i'm happy whith your lessons. kisses from Mexico
你好
太棒了 👏，excellent teaching!
Great topic. Unfortunately, I'm a beginner and I can't read Chinese chararcters. I would like it better if you could give example in PIN YIN. Thank you.
Thanks for a great video! I just had this question last night and here we are. I'm surprised, though, by how few people are interested in learning this wonderful language basically for free.
We are busy checking facebook. lol.
谢谢老师！我眀白了。
这个很好👍🏻
I am a professional teacher/translator:
Yinru is one of the very best teachers. In fact, if I had a teacher cage fight it would be Yinru versus Eileen. So she's either best or second best on earth, at least for CSL.
Yinru is far from ChineseClass101's only good teacher. In fact EVERY teacher I have seen at ChineseClass101 is brilliant. They are each expressions of various facets of the rich powerful and profound Chinese culture. Kate, for example, is all about art, and amazing. Rui too so sweet so hard working. Yuting isn't just beautiful she is also friendly and smart. There are more teachers are ChineseClass YOU can learn from and really reallly should. ChineseClass101 versus Mandarincorner.org
CAGEFIGHT FOR FLUENCY!
These are the very best CSL resources you can find. (I know there are many others which are also good, some not so well established).
Thanks for the great lessons Yinru!!! You teach me so much and are such a wonderful person!
Anonymous "Onymous,"
I think you're half right. Yinru is clearly very bright and has great potential. Chinese101 did well to give her a third chance after she failed so spectacularly at her two or more chances with her previous schools.
This is the first time I have seen her perform competently. She is beginning to show the ability that she managed to lose in all her previous videos, burying it under her inane giggles, lack of preparation, and inability to understand her role vis a vis her audience.
I wish her well: it is good to see her starting to succeed at last. Goodness, it was painful to watch her struggle!
太谢谢了
excellent.
You are a great teacher. I love your explanations. I thought I might give you a tip. The preposition on does not follow the verb emphasize. So we don't say you emphasize on something. We just say you emphasize something.
I learned 照片 as zhàopiàn, but here I noticed she pronounces it zhàopiān, which pronunciation would be better for me to say? Also should I be pronouncing 着 as a neutral tone? Anyone who knows please let me know, I’d be really grateful! These videos are great btw, thanks so much for sharing!
If there are double fourth tones in a phrase like 照片zhào piàn， Chinese people naturally change the last character into the tone slightly.
PERFECT TEACHING!:)
謝謝老師! 我明白了。(別緊張老師)
Hi teacher! Sorry for my English!
I love to listen Chinese songs. So, I study Chinese language by myself. I really really like the song "西海情歌". But there is a phrase in the song confuse me. I found many version of this sentence:
1. 无言着苍茫的高原
2. 无言这苍茫的高原
3. 无缘着苍茫的高原
4. 无缘这苍茫的高原
Can you tell me the meaning of each phrase! And which phrase is correct arcording to the origin?
Thank you very much!
Another example that I struggle with is the differences between 于是 and 因此 and 所以.
谢谢老师。。你视频很棒。。
This was pretty good and really..!! helpful...Thanks.
谢谢老师。我"正在"开始明白"着呢"。 :-) :-)
You can't say starting......
Basic Chinese conversation for no apparent reason XD: 你好，你好嗎？我很好，你呢？好謝謝你。白白！Thank you for your time.
哈哈哈 非常好~ 😆加油~
Just a suggestion it’ll be much better to use pinyin cause not all understand Chinese characters
أول مره بحياتي أصير التعليق الأول😍
Go on beautiful woman i’m planning to learn this great language
喜欢
你很漂亮
😍😍😍
HI! What did she mean when she said that 呢 implies certain tones? Thanks, and I think I got lost with that certain tones thing.
she means feeling tones, like a modal particle
Dont you think 照 is written wrong?
老师你很漂亮
To watch you and not tell you you are beautiful will be uncivilized. Thanks for that great lesson.
为什么“住在哪儿”而不是“在哪儿住”？
can we say 我在了吃饭 as I was eating？
💋💋👍🥇
I thought chinese dont have grammar :(
where your smiling?😔
Where is your Chinese? AT CHINESECLASS101 of course!