Showing posts with label Chinese Jokes | Китайские шутки. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinese Jokes | Китайские шутки. Show all posts
07 May, 2015
01 May, 2015
Using 想 (xiǎng) To Express Desire
In Chinese language, 想 (xiǎng) basically means "to think", "to reckon" or "to miss", but it also acts as an auxiliary verb expressing modality.
In this case 想 is translated as "want to…" or "would like to…".
The grammar pattern is as follows:
Subject + 想(xiǎng) + Verb (Object)
The verb provides the main content of the clause, while 想 expresses the desire to do something.
Examples:
In this case 想 is translated as "want to…" or "would like to…".
The grammar pattern is as follows:
Subject + 想(xiǎng) + Verb (Object)
The verb provides the main content of the clause, while 想 expresses the desire to do something.
Examples:
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