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How to Use Relative Location
How to Use Relative Location
Affirmative-Negative Question
Affirmative-Negative Question
Asking Questions Using“shì……de”
Asking Questions Using“shì……de”
Express "I Like All of Them" Using Dōu
Express "I Like All of Them" Using Dōu
Asking How Much With Duōshǎo
Asking How Much With Duōshǎo
Expressing A and B Are the Same/Different
Expressing A and B Are the Same/Different
Using Yīnwèi...Suǒyǐ... To Express Cause and Effect
Using Yīnwèi...Suǒyǐ... To Express Cause and Effect
Comparing the Qualities of Things
Comparing the Qualities of Things
Asking Comparison Questions With "which" and "or"
Asking Comparison Questions With "which" and "or"
Using Yòu + adj +yòu+ adj to Express Both A and B
Using Yòu + adj +yòu+ adj to Express Both A and B
Chinese Question Word - nǎge
Chinese Question Word - nǎge
Getting Descriptive Using 'de'
Getting Descriptive Using 'de'
More Talk on Understanding Zěnme Yàng
More Talk on Understanding Zěnme Yàng
Using Intensifier to Connect Nouns to Adjectives
Using Intensifier to Connect Nouns to Adjectives
Can I? May I? || Kěyǐ vs néng vs huì.
Can I? May I? || Kěyǐ vs néng vs huì.
Using Jǐ for Asking How Much
Using Jǐ for Asking How Much
Expressing “also” using yě, hái & háiyǒu
Expressing “also” using yě, hái & háiyǒu
Express Only With Zhǐ
Express Only With Zhǐ
The 5 Major Tenses
The 5 Major Tenses
Expressing Before, After and While Somethings Else Happens
Expressing Before, After and While Somethings Else Happens
Something About Dōu
Something About Dōu
Using Zěnme to Ask “How to Do Something”
Using Zěnme to Ask “How to Do Something”
Prepositions Like "with/and" + Also Go Before the Verb
Prepositions Like "with/and" + Also Go Before the Verb
Asking Who With Shéi
Asking Who With Shéi
Here Are Some Notes About Coming and Going
Here Are Some Notes About Coming and Going
How to Ask Jǐsuì
How to Ask Jǐsuì
Time Goes at the Front of the Sentence (Before or After the Subject)
Time Goes at the Front of the Sentence (Before or After the Subject)
Chinese Question Word nǎlǐ
Chinese Question Word nǎlǐ
Using “at” in Mando is a little different
Using “at” in Mando is a little different
Chinese Question Words - shénme
Chinese Question Words - shénme