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Dr Amore
Date : 2010-05-04 / 04:42PM
what’s the difference between:
累lei and 困kun?
Thanks in advance
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| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher askbenny.net
2010-05-04 / 07:37PM | | Hi Dr Amore ,
In fact, 累 is “tired” and 困 means “sleepy”
Benny
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| | Mark Abrian yahoo.com
2010-10-18 / 11:35PM | | yes, for example… You worked so hard today and you feel tired, but not like u want to sleep. So you will say
wo2 hen3 lei3 (I’m very tired)
But now you have watched TV for 3 hours and you are getting a little sleepy! So you would say
wo2 hen3 kun4
(im not sure if I have the tones correct…) | |
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| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher askbenny.net
2010-10-21 / 11:20AM | | You can also say “wǒ yòulèi yòukùn = I am both tired and sleepy”
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| | sara fan qq.com
2010-10-21 / 11:26AM | | yes, for example… You worked so hard today and you feel tired, but not like u want to sleep. So you will say
wo2 hen3 lei3 (I’m very tired)
But now you have watched TV for 3 hours and you are getting a little sleepy! So you would say
wo2 hen3 kun4
(im not sure if I have the tones c… Hi, Dr Amore
Your understanding between the differences of kun4 and lei4 is very right.
But the tones need a little bit changes: wo3 hen3 lei4 and wo3 hen3 kun4 | |
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