For those of you who are confused with 的/得/地 in Chinese. "的"is used after a pronoun or a noun. eg:杰克的电脑=Jack's computer. You can roughly say 的= 's. "得"is used after a verb. eg: 跑=run, 跑得快=Run fast "地"is used after an adjective. eg: 我悄悄地走了=I went away quietly. 悄悄=quiet, 悄悄地=quietly. You can roughly say "地"="-ly" But never mind, nowadays most Chinese just combine them all and just use"的"

Quelle est la différence entre "Je cherche un étudiant qui pourrait arroser mes plantes pendant les vacances." et "Je cherche un étudiant qui puisse arroser mes plantes pendant les vacances." Expaining in English or Chinese is more understandable for me, because I'm just at above beginner level or maybe intermediate level at French😁😁. Thank you in advance! Merci beaucoup!

What is the difference between "n'import lequel"and "n'import quoi"? I think maybe the former is used in a context where there remains a few choices, whereas the latter unlimited? Thanks in advance ! Merci beaucoup!

Can anyone tell me why there are irregular conjugations for many French verbs. I want to know the motives behind it. For instance, why should we write "ils prennent" which need two "n"s, instead of "ils prenent"? And what's more confusing, the conjugation of "avoir", "aller", etc are more irregular. Please tell me why, thanks.