Where the heck is my cell-phone? Elementary PREMIUM
Today's lesson is all about adding emphasis by using the word 到底 Dàodǐ。 This often goes untranslated in a sentence, but is used to add emphasis in Chinese for many situations. In today's dialogue, a person is looking for their lost cellphone and getting more and more frustrated about not finding it. You'll also learn useful prepositions for saying where things are. Photo by Sean MacEntee
Gwilym, Fiona Tian | |
2859 | |
Elementary | |
March 22, 2016 | |
cell phones, video | |
losing, looking for something | to get to the bottom of, where, 在 (zài) |
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