Course: Learn Mandarin: Food and Drink in Taiwan

“Imperative Sentences with 叫”. In this section, “叫” becomes a imperative maker and means “to ask someone to do something or to get something done”.

“一Measure word 比一Measure word”. This pattern indicates that something is more/less than the next one.

“ Verb particle 起”. When we use “V起” pattern, normally that refers to the meaning of “to touch upon” or “to relate” to something.

“V走.” In chinese, when we use this pattern, normally we want to say something has been taking away from us because of the action of someone else.

In this video, you will see three students talking about desserts in Taiwan. We provide three types of subtitles, English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese, so you can choose any …

“對A有B.” When we use this pattern, normally we are saying that we have some feeling or opinion about something.

“ 把+Verb1 Verb2 Verb3” which describes that an item has been removed from somewhere to another place.

In this pattern “過” is not about the experience but a completion of an action.

In this video, you will see three students talking about Buffet in Taiwan. We provide three types of subtitles, English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese, so you can choose any …

“別再 ⋯ ⋯了 stop doing it” We are trying to ask someone not to keep doing something.

“Topic as Contrastive.” In Chinese, we choose a topic and then we use this pattern to contrast either a subject or an object.

In this video, you will see three students talking about how to make Xiaolongbao? We provide three types of subtitles, English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese, so you can choose …

“被” which we use a lot in our daily life. This pattern is usually translated as passive sentences in English.

In this video, you will see three students talking about Taiwanese Fruits. We provide three types of subtitles, English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese, so you can choose any one …

“會” is about an ability to do something.