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pauline lau
Date : 2008-01-15 / 11:05AM
i really don’t know when to use shuo or gao su. can you please tell me when is it right to use shuo and when is it right to use gao su. xie xie
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2007-07-11 Language : None Posts : 13 Responses : 49 Comments : 4 |
| | frank hotmail.com
2008-01-15 / 01:57PM | | I guess “shuo” means to say and “gao su” means to tell, but as far as I know you can’t say " wo shuo ni" as I say to you in Chinese. Is that " wo he ni shuo?" | |
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| | joy bennysland.com
2008-01-15 / 04:28PM | | Good question!
A:shuo means say /speak.gao su means tell
B:example"wo hui shuo zhong wen", that means “i can speak Chinese”
“gao su wo wei shen me”.that means" tell me why"
C:when you want to say"i said to someone". Be careful.we have a sentence pattern
which is “wo gen someone shuo”.gen means “to/towards”
Example:wo gen ma ma shuo.wo yao chi kFc.
I said to mum. I want to eat KFC. | |
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