Is there a good Chinese to talk about which de to use?

There are three ways to write de in modern Chinese: 的, 得, and 地. The usage goes like this::

Adjective + + nominal, adjective, verbal + + complement, adverbial + ground + adjective, verbal center. The example you gave is an adjective, what an adverbial, so de should be written as "ground". FYI.

"of" means "belonging", a noun pronoun connection.

When the particle "地" is used as a particle, to describe the action, amplitude, etc., to do adverbial or complementary, such as slowly, you jump very high.

De" particle, generally used after action words, such as: used very easily, playful, etc.

All right. It's the abbreviated sentence, it's the teacher who says something that's too good.

Too good is an adjective, table degree, can also be used.

The use of "de" and the use of "of" are more biased to express the content, for example: the teacher is too good about xx, and the use of "de" is biased to the teacher himself to lecture well.

It should be used.

It has to be described, and too good is a degree, so it should be used.

Chinese good Chinese good (person).

What the teacher said The teacher said

Greatness is used to describe a noun.

The teacher spoke so well.

Wonderful is used to describe verbs.

This content) the teacher spoke too well - it was too good to talk about doing adverbs and modifying it.

The teacher's lecture (this content) is so good - talk about doing adjectives to modify this content.

Both are true, in this case, it is colloquial, so the first pair is used if it is within the standards of Mandarin, and the second is used.

It's okay to do both, except that the first one is for Mandarin and the other is different.

"" followed by a noun, "de" followed by an adjective, strictly speaking, "de" should be used

True, both. The good meaning of the talk is the good content of the talk. If you talk well, you emphasize the movements, that is, the teacher is skilled. I privately thought that the person in the picture was just messing around, so don't be like him.

Both are right, because both words are pronounced the same, so neither is wrong.

The general one is followed by an adjective.

This has to be followed by a predicate.

The teacher told a sentence, which was so good, and a sentence could be used in a whole sentence, such as "I have to go to dinner."

I don't think it's the same as everybody thinks.

The usage of "what?") (What?) It is generally used before the noun example of beautiful campus.

The usage of "get" (do) (so) is generally used after the verb example to run fast.

The usage of "地" (how) 地 (what) is generally used in the precedent of the noun example to run quickly.

1. Of: used after the definite, followed by the words or words that indicate the name of the thing, the definite refers to the noun or personal pronoun of the person.

2. De: It is used after the verb to indicate that the action has been completed, followed by words or words to describe the state, indicating how.

So, I think it would be better to use the "de" in the back!

"of" refers to what the teacher says.

"De" refers to the process that the teacher is talking about.

In fact, it can be used, depending on how the individual understands.

When pronouncing de, the most common way to use it is to put it after a verb or adjective and connect it with a complement that indicates an outcome or degree, such as: very well written; Another is to use it in the middle of complements and verbs to indicate possibility, such as: take it.

When pronouncing děi, the usages are: 1, need 2, denote speculative necessity 3, denote factual or volitional necessity.

In the dialect, it means comfortable and good.

Adjective + noun = e.g. beautiful island.

Adjective + verb = ground e.g. go upstairs quickly.

Adjective Adverb + Adjective = Ground e.g. Extremely annoying and sometimes we see something like "unusually calm."", "calm and calm", it can be judged that it may be used incorrectly.

Another possibility is that because many words in Chinese can be used as both adjectives and nouns, it may be the use of adjective nominalization.

How did this classification go to ...... French

I have the same question, which has been answered.

It should be "ground".

Reference: Unexpectedly fitted, very beautiful.

Gradually, it got colder.

Extremely annoying.

The use of "地" is more reasonable because "to say" belongs to the category of verbs.

It should be the next sentence more standardized, "sincerely" as an adverbial sentence, that is, as a description of the action of "speaking", the previous sentence was originally not in line with Chinese grammar, at the beginning there were many people (especially Lu Xun and other literary scholars) misused, later generations respect those masters, can not count their mistakes, will be wrong, now it has become a conventional grammar, at this time the word "of" is equivalent to the word "ground", you can understand a fake word.

Apply "earth" before the verb; Use "of" before the noun.

de Chinese yes, ground, de.

What means an adjective modifies a noun like a beautiful landscape.

What indicates an adverb modifies a verb such as to run fast.

What has to be an adverb modifying adjective, such as well done.

1 All English versions of d, in Chinese is pronounced d. This thing is very normal, but the pronunciation of English and Chinese is different, in fact, if you learn, you will find that in fact, Chinese and English are written differently, and the meaning is also different, so we still have to study hard every day.

Because the English letter d is pronounced de in its voiced consonant, it is also a coincidence that many people are prone to pronounce de in Chinese pinyin when learning.

Most people are trying to distinguish between b and d, but some people say boy and dog

What I learn in kindergarten is A(AH) B(BO)C(CI)D(DE).

The d in Hanyu Pinyin is pronounced deSo it's normal for some people to pronounce d as de.Especially if you haven't gone to school much, you haven't learned English.

They only know what they have learned, and very few know English pronunciation. Chinese is our language, it is basic to learn, so they only remember de

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