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Nicolas Vanegas
Date : 2009-10-03 / 11:38PM
hi benny, how are u? sorry i can’t wirte today in mandarin because my ekyboard doesn’t want to change the language, but well i have a doubt when i must use (gei wo) 给我 because i know that gei is give but have some examples, where i don’t understand how i use for example (fa email yiqian gei wo da dian hua) = call me before you send me the email or (baba daile wo zui xihuan de gangao gei wo)= dad brought me my favourite cake or (qing ba zhege baogao song gei wo)=please send me this report, well then i don’t know how use it if it means give well i wait the asnwer soon ok see you byee
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2008-07-16 Language : Mandarin Chinese Posts : 1 Responses : 4 Comments : 2 |
| | yingjie hotmail.com
2009-10-05 / 04:06AM | | Woo, a challenge question. I’m confusing what is your exact question because I think the examples you listed are excellent. “I don not know how to use it if it means give”. So, is this your question? If it is, here is my answer.
1.给+你/我/他/它+something
e.g.请给我一杯水。（Please give me a glass of water.)
2. As you said, “qing ba zhege baogao song gei wo请把这个报告送给我)=please send me this report”. I think it also means “please give this report to me.” But, here we use a SPECIFIC verb “send”.
So, SPECIFIC verb+something+给你/我/他/它
例如， 送(send)报告(report)给(give)我
带(bring)蛋糕(cake)给(give)我
发(send)邮件(e-mail)给(give)我
Actually, I might not exactly understand your questions. | |
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Chinese Mandarin :Registered on : 2008-03-28 Language : English, German, Spanish Posts : 79 Responses : 16 Comments : 0 |
| | Nicolas Vanegas hotmail.com
2009-10-05 / 10:44AM | | hi yingjie thanks by the answer, but well i refer that if (gei) means to give, why in some cases mean as send or bring well i hope that now is clear the question ok thanks by your collaboration xiexie zaijian | |
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| | Roland Parijs yahoo.com
2009-10-05 / 04:15PM | | hi yingjie thanks by the answer, but well i refer that if (gei) means to give, why in some cases mean as send or bring well i hope that now is clear the question ok thanks by your collaboration xiexie zaijian Hello Nicolas,
Although 给means to give, it is also a sort of functional word, like in 情送给我一封信 here 给 doesn’t mean to give but rather “to” please send
to me a letter (Please send give me a letter literally).
Here is what the dictionary says:
给【jǐ】 supply; provide; ample; well provided for.
给【gěi】 give; grant; let; allow.
Hope this is helpfull.
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