Nothing more than 而已 (eryi) and 罢了 (bale) Qing Wen PREMIUM
You may have heard these words added to the end of Chinese sentences, trivializing what came before. They are 而已 (éryǐ) and 罢了 (bàle), and you'll hear them both in spoken Chinese. The great thing about them is how optional they are. Tune into this lesson to learn how to use them.
| John, Connie, Jen | |
| QW0175 | |
| Upper-Intermediate | |
| November 20, 2010 | |
| just, grammar | |
| expressing feeling |
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