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Raul
Date : 2008-05-02 / 08:40AM
hey hey benny ; what’s the difference between zou3 and zou3lu4 or is there no difference ? are there any situations in wich you should add the lu4 or is there no difference ?
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| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher bennysland.com
2008-05-02 / 11:45AM | | Hi Raul, “zǒu” means “to walk”, while “zǒu lù” means “walk by foot”
“Zǒu” is a single verb which normally can’t be used alone. But there are exceptions:
wǒ men zǒu (ba) = let’s go!
wǒ men shén me shí hòu zǒu? = When do you leave?
“zǒu lù” is a phrase.
For example:
A: nǐ zěn me qù Shanghai? = How do you get to Shanghai?
B: zǒu lù
or you can say: wǒ zǒu zhé qù/ wǒ zǒu qù Shanghai
Benny
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| | Raul live.nl
2008-05-02 / 10:23PM | | thanx for teh explanation xiexie | |
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