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How to Use Potential Complement in Chinese?

November 7, 2013

The potential complement is one kind of important complements in Chinese language that the students need to master when they come to study in China. From the perspectives of structure and meaning, the potential complement can be divided into three classifications, the first of which is the structure verb1 + 得/不 + verb2/adjective, indicating that there is no condition or […]

Lesson 24 – Advanced – Learn 家喻户晓 and 说三道四 in Reading

November 7, 2013

It is important for the overseas students to learn some common and important set phrases in Chinese language because they are often applied to express the profound meanings with the brief characters. Therefore, it is very helpful for the foreigners to learn to speak Chinese. In reading process, you will come across the exercises of writing down the […]

Understanding Long Sentences in Chinese with Jumping Technique

November 7, 2013

The reasons that the students fail to understand the meaning of the sentences are the long sentences and too many new words. In this case, teachers firstly remind the students of realizing that reading is not for understanding the exactly meaning of every word, in addition, they need to tell the students that many sentences […]

Lesson 26 – Elementary – The Actual Usage of 了and 过

November 7, 2013

The characters 了and过are often used in the daily life to indicate certain things have finished and they are also the important language points in Chinese language classes. However, there are also some differences between them when being used in the actual situations. In reading process, the students who attend toschool to study in China may feel confused about […]

Why 我会游泳了and 我能游泳了 in Chinese Are Different?

November 7, 2013

The volitive auxiliary 会and能are very frequently used in daily life when learning Chinese language. Both 会and 能 can express the ability but there are some difference between them. First of all, when we intend to express to have certain ability after learning, we usually use 会. On the contrary, if there is no ability to do something, we use […]

Lesson 25 – Elementary – The Difference of 漂亮, 好看 and 美丽

November 7, 2013

If the foreign students can tell apart the differences between the Chinese words with the similar meanings or forms, they can use the words correctly and properly in different situations. When describing something or somebody is beautiful, we have four words to choose. 好看is to say something looks comfortable. It can be used to describe […]

Lesson 25 – Advanced – What’s the Meaning of 有…之说

November 7, 2013

In the process of practicing reading skills, the students may often see the exercises that demand the students to complete the sentences or dialogues with the given words when studying in Mandarin learning courses. For example, the blank in the following dialogue should be filled with the given word 好with the fourth tone, A:听说老王心脏出问题住院了. B :是啊,( […]

Lesson 23 – Advanced – How to Use诸多 ?

November 7, 2013

No matter how many Chinese words the students have mastered, the grammar points are always essential to be learned in order to speak fluent Chinese language. When reading Chinese sentences or passages, you may often see the words 诸多 which is an adjective carrying the meaning of many. It is more often used in written Chinese, functioning as […]

Explanation of Characters with the Radical 耳

November 7, 2013

After learning the language knowledge about the Chinese character radicals, foreign students may move their attention to a series of characters with the same radicals during the period when they learn Mandarin Chinese. Let‘s take 耳as an example which belongs to a pictographic character. In order to know more about the characters with 耳, we divide […]

How to Use 别提了 in Daily Life ?

November 7, 2013

Nowadays, more foreign students start to study Mandarin language for the purpose of finding a good opportunity in China. Usually, they often attend to HSK preparation program in China but teachers may pay much attention to the explanation of words and some grammar points. If you want to communicate with Chinese people fluently, you need to learn some oral […]

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