Mandarin Grammar Rules
Chinese/Mandarin grammar is difficult to foreigners. Let's learn Chinese grammar.
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- Chinese grammar：Comparing 之间zhijian and 中间zhongjian When describing spatial relationships, the words 之间 (zhījiān) and 中间 (zhōngjiān) will come in handy to express the concepts of "between" and "among." Both have a few particular uses, thou 2013-11-25
- Chinese grammar: Comparing 人家renjia and 别人bieren When describing others, we can use the word 人家 (rénjia) or 别人 (biéren). But 人家 also has other grammatical uses, which we will explore in this article. 2013-11-24
- Chinese grammar: Comparing 为了weile and 因为yinwei 为了 (wèile) and 因为 (yīnwèi) both have the character "为" in them, and they have sort of similar meanings: 为了 means "in order to" and 因为 means "because". Using them properly is important 2013-11-23
- Chinese grammar: Comparing 还是haishi and 活着huozhe Both 还是 (háishì) and 或者 (huòzhě) mean “or” and are used to present a choice. However, 还是 can only be used when asking a question and 或者 can only be used in a declarative sentence. 2013-11-22
- Chinese grammar: Comparing 总算zongsuan and 终于zhongyu One pair of confusing adverbs is 总算 (zǒngsuàn) and 终于 (zhōngyú). They both can be translated as "finally" or "in the end," but they subtly different in tone. 2013-11-21
- Chinese grammar: Comparing 再zai and 又you Both 再 (zài) and 又 (yòu) express the duplication of an action and can be roughly translated in English to "again". However, 再 is used to express actions that have not yet occurred (the "futu 2013-11-20
- Chinese grammar: Comparing 会hui、能neng、可以keyi This is one of the trickiest comparisons, as 会 (huì), 能 (néng), and 可以 (kěyǐ) are often translated as "can." Sometimes they are explained as: 会 means "know how to", 能 means "to be able 2013-11-19
- Chinese grammar: Comparing 突然turan and 忽然huran Both 突然 (tūrán) and 忽然 (hūrán) express the something happens in a very short time or is unexpected. Both can be translated as "unexpectedly" or "surprisingly", however, 突然 is a bit hars 2013-11-18
- Chinese grammar: Comparing 才cai and 就jiu Both 才 (cái) and 就 (jiù) are adverbs that have to do with expressing time, and they are both placed in front of the verb. However, they both have a different tone and feel, and they express d 2013-11-17
- Chinese grammar: Topic-comment sentences The part that is to be emphasized becomes the topic, and moves to the beginning of the sentence, with the comment on the topic coming after the topic has been stated. 2013-11-16
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