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Nicolas Vanegas
Date : 2008-08-24 / 02:26AM
ni hao again benny hey i need to know in what cases i use “mei” and “bu” by example “wo mei you ka fei” and the other is “wo bu xi huan” well i wait your answer soon ok xiexie zai jian
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| | frank hotmail.com
2008-08-24 / 11:19AM | | Hi Nicolas, as far as I know “mei” is the only neagative for “you = have”, for all the other negative form, we use “bu”
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| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher bennysland.com
2008-08-24 / 04:07PM | | That’s correct, Frank
“Mei” is the negative word for “have”
Benny
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| | (Passing By) hotmail.com
2008-10-23 / 08:27AM | | you can also use mei for things like:
wo jintian wanshang mei kan dianshi (this is because the you is implied). | |
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