Question: Wei shen me ni xue zhe li?
Answer: Yin wei Benny hen hao.
Nice Q&A, I like it!! :)
By the way, you should add ‘zai’, put the location before verb: wei shen me ni zai zhe li xue?
Oh yes, I forgot! In that case, where would Zhong wen be put it in that sentence?
zhong wen should be put after the verb:
Wei shen me ni zai zhe li xue zhong wen?
Xie xie ni, Benny – at least I guessed that one right. :p
Ni shi hen you bang zhu.
In English we can say something is cheap in price or cheap in quality. Does “pian yi” work the same way?
Hi,Mary. " Pian yi" in chinese only means “cheap price” . If to the cheap quality. we would say" lian jia". thank you for your good question.
Xie Xie – for your good (and prompt!) answers :-) Mary
Always my pleasure! Mary.
I like chinese words… mobile phone as shou ji (hand + fly ) , so meaningful !
All the lessons I’ve seen so far are very practical and helpful. The recorded mini lessons suit anyone’s study time. Thank you for this site!
Thankyou Benny!
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Benny, there seems to be a very little mistake in the last line under “Examples”. It says: Zhège DVD hěn piányi. This DVD is very cheap, too.
The word for “two” is missing in the pinyin. It is there in the chinese characters.
Hi Dr.werner Jung, You’re correct, ‘too’ here means ‘yě’ We have updated the video’s subtitles.
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2007-10-19 / 10:46AM
Question: Wei shen me ni xue zhe li?
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2007-10-19 / 03:58PM
Nice Q&A, I like it!! :)
By the way, you should add ‘zai’, put the location before verb: wei shen me ni zai zhe li xue?
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Oh yes, I forgot! In that case, where would Zhong wen be put it in that sentence?
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2007-10-20 / 09:48AM
zhong wen should be put after the verb:
Wei shen me ni zai zhe li xue zhong wen?
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2007-10-20 / 06:53PM
Xie xie ni, Benny – at least I guessed that one right. :p
Ni shi hen you bang zhu.
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In English we can say something is cheap in price or cheap in quality.
Does “pian yi” work the same way?
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2007-12-07 / 11:50AM
Hi,Mary. " Pian yi" in chinese only means “cheap price” . If to the cheap quality. we would say" lian jia". thank you for your good question.
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Xie Xie – for your good (and prompt!) answers :-)
Mary
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Always my pleasure! Mary.
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I like chinese words… mobile phone as shou ji (hand + fly ) , so meaningful !
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All the lessons I’ve seen so far are very practical and helpful. The recorded mini lessons suit anyone’s study time. Thank you for this site!
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Thankyou Benny!
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2010-03-07 / 06:15AM
Benny, there seems to be a very little mistake in the last line under “Examples”. It says:
Zhège DVD hěn piányi.
This DVD is very cheap, too.
The word for “two” is missing in the pinyin. It is there in the chinese characters.
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2010-03-08 / 10:43AM
Hi Dr.werner Jung,
You’re correct, ‘too’ here means ‘yě’
We have updated the video’s subtitles.
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