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greenace8
Date : 2009-02-02 / 11:21AM
hi benny!!! I’m a big fan of your lessons!!! They really make Mandarin easier to understand!!! I’ve also heard “bu guo” being translated to “but” in English. What does it really mean? When do you use it? Thanks.
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| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher bennysland.com
2009-02-02 / 07:59PM | | greenace8, thank you so much. Actually there are 3 ways to say “but” in Chinese, they are:
1. dàn shì = but
2. kě shì = but
3. bú guò = but
They all have the same meaning.
Benny
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| | cassie 163.com
2009-02-11 / 10:28AM | | WOw,so many ways about the “but”,cool! | |
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| | Jesse C. yahoo.co.jp
2009-02-11 / 01:50PM | | bu guo can also translated to "though"in English.like “I don’t like the color though” | |
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