Course: Learn Mandarin: How to Express Health Issues in Chinese

In this video, you will see three students talking about the importance of health. We provide three types of subtitles, English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese, so you can choose …

In this video, you will see three students talking about the pollution of modern life. We provide three types of subtitles, English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese, so you can …

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

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

In this video, you will see three students talking about the doctor wanted 玉山’ s grandmother to stay in the hospital for a few days. We provide three types of …

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

“V上” means 2 nouns coming into contact.

3 similar words 其他的, 別的, and 另外的. All of them are used before nouns, referring to nouns other than what have been referred to. But they have some rules each.

把 also has unintentional meaning and the frequency is quite high.

V得下 or V不下. It indicates whether there’s enough space to accommodate something.

把 plus a verb plus a result complement.

“把 something V一V” In mandarin, when you see patterns of double verbs, it softens the action and also makes it brief.

對 means to, towards, introducing the target of the verb. It goes with action verbs and state verbs.

然後,後來 and 以後. They all represent the sequence of events, but they need to be used in certain tense.

“下去” means continue doing something.