Daily life Chinese course: how to show changes in Chinese ?

(xué)()(zhōnɡ)(wén)(lái)(zǎo)(ān)(hàn)()()

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()(jiā)(hǎo)(huān)(yínɡ)(lái)(dào)(zǎo)(ān)(hàn)()

 

(jīn)(tiān)()(mén)(yào)(xué)()()(ɡè)(xīn)(de)(zhī)(shí)(diǎn):“(le)(biǎo)(biàn)(huà)

 

Today, we are going to learn a new knowledge point: ” is used  to indicate changes.

(le)(yònɡ)()()()(biǎo)(shì)(biàn)(huà)(huò)(xīn)(qínɡ)(kuànɡ)(de)(chū)(xiàn)()()

” is used at the end of a sentence to indicate changes or the emergence of new situations, such as:

 

(wánɡ)(lǎo)(shī)(jīn)(nián)60(suì)(le)

Miss Wang is 60 years old this year.

()(tónɡ)(xué)(de)()(ér)(jīn)(nián)5(suì)(le)

My classmate’s daughter is 5 years old this year.

()()()()(suì)(le)

How old is your brother?

 

(jīn)(tiān)(de)(zhī)(shí)(diǎn)(nín)(xué)()(huì)(le)()

Have you learned today’s knowledge points

 

(xué)()(zhōnɡ)(wén)(lái)(zǎo)(ān)(hàn)()()

 

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Post time: Jul-07-2022