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Norleen
Date : 2009-06-13 / 12:23AM
Ni hao.. Miss Pinyin.. I’m confused with “zai”.. What’s the meaning of it and when should I used it.. xie xie ni
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| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher bennysland.com
2009-06-15 / 09:15AM | | Nǐ hǎo, Norleen,
1. “zài” = to be in/ at. For example:
wǒ zài Shanghai = I am in Shanghai.
nǐ zài nǎ li? = Where are you?
2. zài + Verb = present tense
wǒ zài gōng zuò = I am working
nǐ zài zuò shén me = What are you doing?
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| | Norleen yahoo.com
2009-08-03 / 12:28AM | | To : Benny the Mandarin Teacher
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Nǐ hǎo, Norleen,
1. “zài” = to be in/ at. For example:
wǒ zài Shanghai = I am in Shanghai.
nǐ zài nǎ li? = Where are you?
2. zài + Verb = present tense
wǒ zài gōng zuò = I am working
nǐ zài zuò shén me = What are you doing?
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