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Negating Verbs: When to Use 没有 (méiyǒu), When to Use 不 (bù)

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ID: QW0007 Elementary
Now, we don't mean to be negative, but sometimes knowing when to use 没有 (méiyǒu) and when to use 不 (bù) when negating verbs can be a little bit daunting. But... no more! In this Qing Wen our special guest, grammar-expert John, comes along as we answer the oft-pondered conundrum of how to negate verbs in Chinese.
Amber, Connie, John
Negating Verbs: When to Use 没有 (méiyǒu), When to Use 不 (bù) | ChinesePod
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