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Posted on: Christmas in Chinese
July 21, 2019 at 7:17 PMwe eat roasted turkey or roasted lame on Christmas day, while on Christmas eve we cut Christmas bread which has a hidden coin inside.
lucky coin: 幸运钱币
Christmas bread: 圣诞面包
Christmas eve : 平安夜
Posted on: Using "avoid": 省得 (shěngdé) vs 以免 (yǐmiǎn)
July 21, 2019 at 6:42 PMI often hear of the word "免不得" it has the same meaning as "免得."
eg: 你要多关心她,免不得她又要哭了
you should give her more care lest she will cry again.
Posted on: Extreme Chinese - 不得了 (bùdéliǎo)
July 21, 2019 at 6:07 PMDialogue of today:
不得了/ bù dé liâo/
好的不得了
something is great
我的房子冷得不得了
my apartment is freezing
热得不得了
extremely hot
性感得不得了
too sexy
美得不得了
too pretty
咸得不得了
too salty
丑得不得了
too ugly
臭得不得了
too stinky
笨的不得了
too stupid
聪明得不得了
extremely smart
老板凶得不得了
the boss is very strict
那个地方远得不得了
that place is very far
近得不得了
very close
裤子紧得不得了
the pants are very tight
激动得不得了
too exciting
Posted on: Of Soldiers and Military People
July 21, 2019 at 5:51 PMthanks for this lesson, it is very helpful to me!
Posted on: We're Serious!
July 21, 2019 at 5:10 PM"皮笑肉不笑" it is to describe someone always has a fake simile.
another phrase which is "笑官打死人" it is to describe someone is very strict but always has a smile on his face.
Posted on: Random and Reckless
July 21, 2019 at 4:12 PMThere is another word which is "随意" (as one's pleases)
eg: 这杯酒,你干了我随意
this cup of wine, you will empty it and I will just drink as much as I can
Posted on: The Attitude Pattern (yǒu shénme... 有什么...)
July 21, 2019 at 3:46 PMCan I say "没有什么?” it sounds very similar to "有什么."
eg: 他有什么了不起的
equals to:
他没有什么了不起的 ( he is nothing special)
Posted on: Character Mind Map: 发 send
July 21, 2019 at 3:20 PMThanks for this lesson, guys!
“发福” means to get weight, you can also say "发胖." However, “发福" is a more educational way to say it.
Posted on: The Yellow and Green Spectrum of Meaning
July 21, 2019 at 2:52 PMNot all the yellow thing is bad, such as "黄页” (yellow page)
thanks for this lesson!
Posted on: Which one is Which
July 22, 2019 at 11:08 AMthe word "哪儿" can also be pronounced as /né/ such as 哪吒 /né Zha/