a particle used at the end of a declarative sentence to indicate that an action or situation is in progress
2. Be mature and stop acting as if you were a baby.
chéngs
hú
diǎn
yì
，
bié
biǎo
xiàn
de
xiàng
gè
hái
zi
。
成
熟
一
点
，
别
表
现
得
像
个
孩
子
。
成熟
:
mature
一点
:
a bit
别
:
don’t
表现
:
act
得
:
particle used to link a verb or an adjective to a complement which describes the manner or degree
像
:
like
个
:
measure word
孩子
:
kid
3. He knows Beijing well.
tā
duì
běi
jīng
hěn
shú
。
他
对
北
京
很
熟
。
他
:
he
对
:
to; toward
北京
:
Beijing
很
:
very
熟
:
familiar
4. He was sound asleep.
tā
shuì
de
hěn
shú
。
他
睡
得
很
熟
。
他
:
he
睡
:
sleep
得
:
particle used to link a verb or an adjective to a complement which describes the manner or degree
很
:
very
熟
:
sound asleep
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Hello Min Min, I begin to read your website every day. 🙂 But now I have got some other questions. You write above “Usage: 10.3%”.
What is the meaning of this number? I can only assume that it means a character with higher percentage number is used more frequently than a character with a lower number – is that correct? I wonder if it makes sense to focus first on all words with a higher number (>50%) to learn more the useful words in the beginning? Next question: I am curious what is the source for these numbers?
Hi Martin,
Yes. You are right. The higher percentage of a character means it is used more frequent.
The numbers are based on a source that I found in internet. Something like this:
Hello Min Min, I begin to read your website every day. 🙂 But now I have got some other questions. You write above “Usage: 10.3%”.
What is the meaning of this number? I can only assume that it means a character with higher percentage number is used more frequently than a character with a lower number – is that correct? I wonder if it makes sense to focus first on all words with a higher number (>50%) to learn more the useful words in the beginning? Next question: I am curious what is the source for these numbers?
Best regards, Martin
Hi Martin,
Yes. You are right. The higher percentage of a character means it is used more frequent.
The numbers are based on a source that I found in internet. Something like this:
http://lingua.mtsu.edu/chinese-computing/statistics/char/list.php?Which=MO