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Here are three frequently used words, 差点儿(chà diǎnr), 几乎(jīhū), and 差不多(chà bù duō), which all mean ‘almost’ or ‘nearly.’ Here, we are going to show you the uses and differences between these three words, which are quite common and, in some cases, confusing.
Also, do the practice and see if you've mastered the words👉 https://bit.ly/3hfecEP
There are many new beliefs about marriage surfacing in Chinese society today, and new Mandarin terms are emerging along with these ideas. Here are a few new terms about how relationships are changing in China.
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Practical Chinese Words Learning
If you come to China, you may often hear Chinese people call you 老外 or 歪果仁. 老外, literally means “old foreign". That`s not because you`re old. Chinese used to call people in this "老+surname” way. 歪果仁, literally means “slanting nutlet". It`s because foreigners often pronounce 外国人(wài guó rén) with the weird tones which sounds like 歪果仁(wāi guǒ rén). You know, the tones are really important!
The formal word: 外国人 (wài guó rén) foreigner
Chinese verbs part 5 喂: 喂鱼feed fish，打扫：打扫卫生do cleaning，开：开门open the door...... More audios in the post.
March 2015 monthly Digest of Chinese Learning comes! Do you know the difference between 想 and 要？ Do you want to try the TOP 5 Chinese dictionary APP? Do you understand the culture behind different winds? You also want to dig the secret of learning language quickly, right? This time we`ll also share the 8 awesome things you can only do in China! Here we go!
