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- Hello，actually you found a quite important and unique grammar in Chinese. In Chinese, we have a very special and unique kind of word, we call it "measure word", in Chinese: 量词。 When we describe the quantity of something in English, we just put the number in front of the noun: 1, a woman. 2, an apples. 3. a car But when we describe the quantity of something in Chinese, we put something more between the number and the noun: 1, yī wèi nǚ rén 2, yī gè píng guǒ 3, yī liàng qì chē You can see that, in Chinese, when we describe the quantity of a thing, we use this phrase: number+ measure word + noun. There are many different measure words, we choose it according to the noun. For example, 1, yī wèi nǚ rén: a woman. " wèi" is used before a person, especially someone respectable, like doctor, teacher, professor, leader..... 2, yī liàng qì chē: a car. "liàng" is used before a vehicle like car, bike, van, motorbike. 3, yī gè píng guǒ: an apple. "gè " is used before a thing, it's the most popular measure word in Chinese. At the beginning of Chinese study, you can use "gè" when you don't know which measure word you should use, and replace it with the more proper one when you learn or hear in the future. No worries, people can understand with "gè", when you use proper one, they will think you are gunies in Chinese. I hope it could be help for you. If you are satisfied with my answer, welcome to follow my italki. I'm a professional Chinese Teacher and used to teach Chinese to foreigners in the University, major in Teaching Chinese as a Second Language and have the certificate of International Chinese Teacher. I enjoy communicating with people online and plan to luanch Chines courses on italki this year. Please let me know if you are interested.0 votedJune 9, 20171
- 1）这儿电影很有意思。 这部电影很有意思。 这儿/这里： this place 这+ measure word+ noun：this ＋noun 部：a measure word for movie/ TV drama 这＋部＋ 电影： this movie 2）我喜欢得非常电影。 A movie whihch I like a lot. 我非常喜欢的电影。 I like movie very much. 我非常喜欢电影。 3）他看报纸太慢。√ 4）我晚上十一点睡觉。√ 5）我的朋友穿漂亮的衣服。 My friend wears beautiful clothes. 我的朋友穿着漂亮的衣服。 （It's a continueing status） My friend puts on beautiful clothes. 我的朋友穿/穿上漂亮的衣服。（It's an action） 6）她打蓝求打得真不hao 她篮球打得真不好。(pay attention to wrong Chinese characters) 7）她喜欢踢足球和打蓝求。 她喜欢踢足球和打篮球。(pay attention to wrong Chinese characters) 她喜欢踢足球，也喜欢打篮球。(More local way of saying) 8）我不喜欢唱歌。√ 9）游泳对身体很好。√ 10）你喜欢运动？ 你喜欢运动吗？0 votedApril 21, 20170
- “去 ” in “去成了” means go 。 “成 ” in ”去成了‘’ means “成功”，success。 "了 “ in “去成了” means finished doing something。 “verb＋成了” means finished doing something and success doing it， accomplished the goal as planned. “去成了 ”means finished and success in going to somewhere， accomplished the goal as planned.0 votedFebruary 6, 20171
感谢vs谢谢： 1, 感谢 is more like a written word，谢谢 is more like a colloquial word.
2, 感谢 is more official and formal，谢谢 is more common and often used in daily life.
感谢vs多谢了： 1.感谢 is more like a written word， 多谢了 is entirely a spoken word.
2, 感谢 is more official and formal，谢谢了 is more common and often used in daily life.
3, 感谢 is a word， barely show up independently， 谢谢了 is a very spoken word，谢谢了
can be used as a sentence as well.0 votedFebruary 6, 20170感谢：1, as a noun, usually there's a phrase: "表示感谢"means show/express gratitude to someone, 感谢 is a noun in this phrase.
e.g. 对你的帮助表示感谢。(I ) express my gratitude to you for your help.
2, as a verb, usually used in phrase："感谢＋something/someone"basically we use it before a noun which/who is the object you thank to.
e.g. 感谢你的邀请。 Thank you for your invitation.
谢谢：1，can be used independently as a sentence. e.g. 谢谢。 Thanks.
2，as a verb， usually used in the phrase："感谢+something/someone" thank something/someone.
谢谢了：1, It‘s not a word but a phrase which is often used in spoken language.
2, It can be used independently as a sentence in daily talk : "谢谢了" Thank (you).0 votedFebruary 6, 20170
