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Using the Chinese word “对”, it has many meanings, the main meaning is "to". Chinese Sentences, Chinese Phrases, Chinese Words, Basic Chinese, How To Speak Chinese, Learn Chinese, Chinese Language Course, Japanese Language, Spanish Language

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In , is "inky mirror". While "sun glasses" 太阳镜(tài yáng jìng) is also a valid expression, "inky mirror" is much more commonly used in daily life👓 Chinese Language, Korean Language, Japanese Language, Spanish Language, French Language, Chinese Phrases, Chinese Words, Chinese Lessons, French Lessons

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把 and 被: both of them means because of an action, something changed. who made that action is not important in those two sentence patterns. Today, we will distinguish the meanings of these two words.

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自行车 BICYCLE Self travel vehicle. Mandarin is amazing! Funny Chinese, Basic Chinese, Chinese English, Mandarin Lessons, Learn Mandarin, Chinese Phrases, Chinese Symbols, Chinese Pinyin, Learn Chinese Characters

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You & Me. This & That: Pronouns in Chinese

Learn the essential information about pronouns from Chinese, including referring to yourself and other people, asking questions and 'this' and 'that'.