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kawaiiday143
Date : 2008-03-24 / 01:28PM
hi benny. I love your videos, i have a question i alway wonder about in the chinese. What is “la” and “le” used for? And what is the different? Can you give me explains please? Thank you very much! :)
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| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher bennysland.com
2008-03-24 / 01:29PM | | Good question!
“le” indicates past tense. so verb + le =did
Example:
zuo tian, wo qu le beijing
I went to beijing yesterday.
qu=go. zuo tian= yesterday.
“la” is only a modal particle. especially the girls like to use it after many words.
people say “hao la” " ok la" " mei you la". THe same meaning as “hao” “ok” “mei you”
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| | kawaiiday youtube.com
2008-03-25 / 09:41AM | | Thank you so much benny i get it much better!! :D | |
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