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The Chinese De: A Simple Guide on Using 的, 得 and 地
The Chinese de isn’t just some simple utterance, but rather, an important and nuanced element of Chinese grammar. 的 (de),…
Chinese Grammar: The Complete Guide to 15 Core Elements
Chinese grammar is logical, structural and simple. And to be completely honest, Chinese language structures make more sense to me…
The 6 Main Uses of the Chinese Ne (呢) Modal Particle
Particles don’t exist in English, but they’re quite important in the Chinese language—especially the modal particle, (ne). While this complex,…
The Ultimate Guide to 没有 (méi yǒu) in Chinese
Even if you’re new to Chinese, you’ll hear the word (méi yǒu) a lot. It literally means “to not have,”…
3 Easy Ways to Use Plurals in Chinese
You may have heard that in Chinese, nouns are the same in both their singular and plural forms. You can’t…
是 (shì) in Chinese: How to Correctly Use the “To Be” Verb
is used to say “to be” in Chinese, but it can cause some confusion as it is used very differently…
How to Use Ba in Chinese Correctly: All Usages + Practice Tips
Once you start pushing toward intermediate Chinese, you’ll discover that there’s more beyond Chinese SVO statements. The one construction you’ll…