Mandarin Grammar Rules
Chinese/Mandarin grammar is difficult to foreigners. Let's learn Chinese grammar.
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- Chinese food: The pattern it's not…, it's… Sometimes you want to explain that an object, concept, or event isn't one thing, but in fact a different thing. This is the perfect structure to convey that in Chinese. 2013-11-15
- Chinese grammar: The "if" sandwich pattern "如果⋯⋯的话，⋯⋯" (rúguǒ de huà, ) is a pattern commonly used in Chinese to express "if". An easy way to remember the pattern's format is that in the full form, the condition is "sand 2013-11-14
- Chinese grammar: Sequencing with 先xian and 再zai The word 再 (zài) actually has a lot of uses, beyond just "again." "先, 再" (xiān, zài) is a pattern used for sequencing events, much like "First, then" in English. This patt 2013-11-13
- Chinese grammar: Giving perspective with 要我说yaowoshuo “要我说” (yàowǒshuō) is another, more colloquial way to say "in my opinion" or "the way I see it." It is generally used to express a person's perspective or opinion about a matter. 2013-11-11
- Chinese grammar: Expressing not even one In English we might want to say something like "I have absolutely no money, not even one penny." That "not even one" is the focus of this article. 2013-11-10
- Chinese grammar：Expressing not only… but also不但……而且…… "不但⋯⋯，而且⋯⋯" (bùdàn, érqiě) is a very commonly used pattern that indicates "not only, but also." 2013-11-09
- Chinese grammar: Idiomatic phrases with 在zai You probably already know how to express location with "在". In this article, we'll go more in depth as to how you can make idiomatic phrases using that construction. This kind of form is actuall 2013-11-07
- Chinese grammar: Indicating purpose or intent using 是……的……shi...de There are many ways to explain why you are doing something or what's the use of things. This article will explain another way to do that, and it just happens to involve "是的". This isn't to s 2013-11-06
- Chinese grammar: Referring to all using 所有suoyou In this grammar structure, we learn about a way to say "all" that is, well, a bit more epic. Sort of like how we might say "all the king's men" or "all the money in the world." 2013-11-05
- Chinese grammar: Conceding a point with 是shi When conceding a point, we often put emphasis on the point we concede, and in Chinese there is a way to do that. 2013-11-04
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