(particle) used after an action that has taken place
厌恶
:
disgust
2. My friend doesn’t understand English, so I act as interpreter.
péng
you
bù
dǒng
yīng
yǔ
，
wǒ
chōng
dāng
fān
yì
。
朋
友
不
懂
英
语
，
我
充
当
翻
译
。
朋友
:
friend
不懂
:
don’t understand
英语
:
English
我
:
I
充当
:
act as
翻译
:
interpreter
3. They took full advantage of the hotel’s facilities.
tā
men
chōng
fèn
lì
yòng
lǚ
guǎn
de
shè
bèi
。
他
们
充
分
利
用
旅
馆
的
设
备
。
他们
:
they
充分
:
fully
利用
:
use
旅馆
:
hotel
的
:
(particle) used after an attribute; to
设备
:
facilities
4. He escaped by passing himself off as a guard.
tā
mào
chōng
jǐng
wèi
táo
zǒu
le
。
他
冒
充
警
卫
逃
走
了
。
他
:
he
冒充
:
pass oneself as
警卫
:
guard
逃走
:
escape
了
:
(particle) used after an action that has taken place
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Hi Min Min. I’m a bit confused about saying Good Morning in Chinese. As I always use this website for learning, saying Good Morning is “zao shang hao”. But there is some say only “zao shang”. Does the word “hao” really need to say at the end of the sentence when saying good morning? Or is it only a formal way?
Hi Min Min. I’m a bit confused about saying Good Morning in Chinese. As I always use this website for learning, saying Good Morning is “zao shang hao”. But there is some say only “zao shang”. Does the word “hao” really need to say at the end of the sentence when saying good morning? Or is it only a formal way?
Hi Aliff,
“早上” means morning. To say good morning, you need to say “早上好” or “早安”.
Oh. I’m getting hang of it :). 谢谢 Min Min ^_^…