User Comments - BeccaChu

Posted on: The 5 "W" Questions

Hi yingyue, yes you can move the subject without changing the meaning in this sentence. When someone asks you a "为什么" question, you can answer by saying "因为"(Because...) and then state your reason.

Posted on: Turn on the Light, Turn off the Light

Adding a 好吗 at the end of the sentence does soften the tone!

Posted on: Forming Questions with 吗 ma

A not A structure focuses on "whether or not", basically it offers two options: yes or no, while 吗 questions imply the same thing without being as direct.

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

Hi Gavin,

This lesson belongs to Qinwen series, which does not have a dialogue, sorry about that.   

Posted on: Using 又 (yòu) and 再 (zài)

Hi Gavin,

又 and 在 both follow the basic structure of Subj. +又/再 + Verb (you can add other elements like obj. but the order always stays the same).

Posted on: 66 Enjoyable Characters with Joy #2

Thank you for the suggestion! In this series, we focus on the characters and their expanded vocabulary, that's why we didn't put sample sentences in the lesson.

Posted on: 4 Tones of Zhu

Hi yingyue, 

Sorry we don't have vocabulary and exercise for this lesson because it focuses on the tones instead of a dialogue.

Posted on: The Characters of Ma

Hi yingyue, we've removed the vocabulary review page. Thank you for pointing it out.

Posted on: Chinese Idioms - Lower than a pig or dog

Here's some example sentences to help you understand these two idioms better:

他做了那么多坏事，真是猪狗不如(tā zuòle5 nàme5duō huàishì, zhēnshì zhūgǒubùrú!)

He's done so many horrible things, he's worse than pigs or dogs.

教室里被他搞得鸡犬不宁(jiàoshìlǐ bèi tā gǎode jīquǎnbùníng)

He left the classroom in a mess.

Posted on: 66 Enjoyable Characters with Joy #5

If you would click the 'Vocab" and "Dialogue" tabs, you will find characters in simplified version!