Whether or Not to Use "If" Qing Wen PREMIUM
Wondering whether or not you're using "if" in Chinese correctly? If you've been pondering this very question, trying your best to wrap your head around posing hypotheticals but ultimately failing, you've come to the right show! While we use the word "if" in English to both pose hypotheticals and yes-or-no questions, these two scenarios have substantially different translations in Chinese. Listen in and find out how!
Connie, Jenny, Greg | |
QW0269 | |
Intermediate | |
September 8, 2012 | |
if, hypothesis | |
describing problems |
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