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poestwolf1985
Date : 2008-05-21 / 02:41PM
Yi hui er…can you say yi dian or just yi hui?
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| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher bennysland.com
2008-05-21 / 02:44PM | | yì diǎn means " a little bit", "yí huì er’ means "in a short period of time.
They are different which have been used in different situations
Benny
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2008-03-04 Language : None Posts : 62 Responses : 24 Comments : 0 |
| | Henry yahoo.com
2008-05-21 / 04:04PM | | poestwolf1985, do you by any chance trying to ask if it is possible to exclude ‘er’ at yi2 hui4? | |
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| | peter hotmail.com
2008-05-21 / 04:52PM | | No, you cannot substitute “yi hui” for “yi hui er”. “yi hui” does not mean anything in that situation. | |
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Chinese Mandarin :Registered on : 2008-03-04 Language : None Posts : 62 Responses : 24 Comments : 0 |
| | Henry yahoo.com
2008-05-21 / 05:22PM | | yi hui means something, and it has the same meaning as yi hui er, just checked at www.mandarintools.com | |
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