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Explore the nuanced usage of 就 (jiù) and 才 (cái) in Chinese sentences at the HSK 3 level. Learn how these particles express timing, quantity, and expectations, enhancing your language skills for the HSK exam and everyday communication.
2 Δεκ 2020 · Chinese characters Jiu (就, pinyin: jiù) is one of the most frequently use characters in Mandarin Chinese language. The character has numerous meanings. No wonder, it’s often confusing to my students to understand the nuances of using Jiu. Let’s learn Chinese character Jiu (就).
When Chinese language students first learn 就 (jiù), they’re told that it means “just”. But *just* like the word *just* in English, the word “just” in Mandarin Chinese has many meanings and ways to use it. Here are some examples of how to use ‘就 jiù’ in the Chinese language levels HSK 2 and 3.
11 Μαΐ 2024 · In Chinese culture, symbols hold profound meanings, embodying beliefs, values, and traditions. From animals like the dragon and the phoenix, to plants like the lotus and the bamboo, each symbolizes unique virtues and concepts.
9 (久), pronounced jiu, is a popular number, much like 6 and 8. It is similar to the word that means everlasting. It is common to gift your beloved 99 roses on Valentine's Day in China. 9 is the highest single digit number and hence represents completeness.
30 Αυγ 2024 · The adverb 就 (jiù) is used with a time phrase (usually referring to a short period of time) before the verb to emphasize that the action will happen or take place in the stated time frame. It carries the meaning of “immediately / at once.”. The sentence pattern is: subject + time phrase + 就 (jiù) + verb + object.
4 ημέρες πριν · Chinese Numerology: The Meaning Behind the Numbers. Chinese homophones have a profound influence on Chinese culture. In Chinese numerology, certain numbers are considered to be auspicious (吉利 jílì) or inauspicious (不吉 bùjí), mainly due to their pronunciation. In traditional Chinese culture, most numbers have some sort of special ...
