Chinese Verb-ing 在 zài vs. 着 zhe Explained | Basic Chinese Grammar
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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?
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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.
谢谢老师！我眀白了。
太棒了 👏，excellent teaching!
PERFECT TEACHING!:)
i'm Mexicana, and i'm happy whith your lessons. kisses from Mexico
excellent.
谢谢老师。。你视频很棒。。
Great video, 感谢你们！
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这个很好👍🏻
太谢谢了
謝謝老師! 我明白了。(別緊張老師)
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.
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.
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!
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.
Another example that I struggle with is the differences between 于是 and 因此 and 所以.
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