“锲而舍之，朽木不折；锲而不舍，金石可镂。”
In today’s blog, let’s learn an HSK 2 grammar point that talks about the reduplication of measure words. When a measure word is reduplicated, it emphasises “every” or “each” object under a certain category. In a sentence where the measure word is duplicated, a “都(dou1, all/both)” usually follows after. The sentence pattern is “Subject + AA + 都 + Verb/Adjective Phrase”.
Read MoreIn this article, we’ll introduce a number of time adverbs, which tells you when and/or how long an action is carried out. Let’s study several terms below and try to form sentences accordingly.
Read MoreThese top ranked free Chinese online dictionaries will speed up your Mandarin Chinese study. Learn Mandarin start with the right tools . Look them up now!
Read MoreHere are some grammar tips on time expressions in Mandarin Chinese.
Read More
