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Registered on : 2008-02-28
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lawrence
Date : 2008-03-03 / 05:44PM
Benny, whats the diff between chéng wéi/dāng and tǎo yàn/hèn ?
Also, can you please give me some examples on the usage of wèi (for/to) and zhī jiān (in between) ?
thank you
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Chinese Mandarin :Registered on : 2007-07-25 Language : None Posts : 2 Responses : 428 Comments : 0 |
| | benny bennysland.com
2008-03-03 / 06:27PM | | Hi Lawrence, let me explain:
Chéng wéi = become (can’t plus adjective after)
dāng = work as (can’t plus adjective after)
“Tǎo yàn” means disgusting and not popular with other people. “Hèn” is to hate
Here are the examples of “wèi” and “zhī jiān”
Wǒ wèi Benny gōng zuò = I work for Benny
Wǒ de jiā zài KFC and Burger King zhī jiān = My home is in between KFC and Burger King
Benny | |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2008-03-07 Language : None Posts : 4 Responses : 30 Comments : 0 |
| | Janet Evans gmail.com
2008-03-07 / 11:35AM | | Lawrence, your Chinese is very good! | |
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