H Chinese Grammar Intermediate
Browse 9 Chinese Grammar Intermediate entries for Chinese under H.
Pinyin H
- 很 + Verb (special verbs with hěn) hěn While 很 (very) typically modifies adjectives, certain Chinese verbs expressing psychological states or feelings can also be modified by 很...
- 不知道……好 (not knowing what to do) hǎo The pattern '不知道 + Verb Phrase + 好' expresses uncertainty about what to do or which option to choose. It conveys a feeling of being at a ...
- 后来 (sequencing past events) hòulái The adverb 后来 means 'later' or 'afterwards' and is used to sequence events in a narrative about the past. It introduces what happened nex...
- 或者 (or in statements) huòzhě The conjunction 或者 connects two alternatives in declarative statements, meaning 'or.' It presents options or possibilities without requir...
- 还是 (offering choices) háishi 还是 is used between options in a question to present alternatives, functioning like 'or' in English choice questions. It asks the listener...
- 还有 (in addition) háiyǒu 还有 means 'in addition,' 'also,' or 'and also,' and is used to add items to a list or introduce supplementary information. It is one of th...
- 还是⋯⋯吧 (had better) háishi The pattern 还是⋯⋯吧 (háishi...ba) is used to express a suggestion or preference after weighing options, meaning 'had better' or 'it would b...
- 好像 (it seems) hǎoxiàng 好像 (hǎoxiàng) is used to express that something appears to be a certain way, conveying uncertainty or conjecture. It translates as 'it se...
- 害得 (negative impact) hàide The structure 害得 (hàide) or simply 害 (hài) is used to express that someone or something caused an undesirable result or negative impact. ...