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“使”跟“让”这两字用法上有什么差别? 在什么情况下应该用“使”和“让”?“这使我很高兴”与“这让我很高兴”有 不同吗?

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使 is used in written Chinese, while 让 is in spoken Chinese more often... in your examples, both 让 and 使 mean "cause, bring out certain results" and 让 can be used as a verb. eg. 让他走吧。Let him go. Negative form: 别让他走。 Don't let him go. 他不让我走。He doesn't allow me leave. I don't suggest you try to relate certain English words with Chinese characters, it's fun though....try to think in Chinese, 别让 English interfere with it.
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It's really difficult to explain. We are not languge experts. Generally speaking, they are almost the same. I believe that you can simply copy how we use it, which is the best solution.
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它們的意義是一樣的。 如果一定要分,在我個人的用法中,“这使我很高兴”較為正式,“这让我很高兴”較偏向口語。 p.-s.還有另外一個字也是同樣的用法:"这令我很高兴"。
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就像英语中的let和make,哈哈,我就只能这么解释了
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對個別的字 分別作字面上獨立的解釋 並不能讓你一窺全豹 建議自行搜尋關鍵字 " 兼語句 " 以便更進一步了解其使用法 (兼語句 pivotal sentence)

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