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How to use 啊? - Grammar, Sentence Structures and Patterns - Chinese-Forums Hi, I'm self teaching Chinese Most of my learning materials are online I've noticed that the character 啊 has been used quite a lot in the conversations (usually at the end of the sentence) The funny thing is that the lessons never mentioned about how when to use it Currently I'm at lesson 24
All Activity - Chinese-Forums thank you and yes Taipei is a fantastic city to learn Mandarin thats great Taipei is the LTL school with the most course extensions and returning students Definitely says something about both the school and the city Yes, that is easier than many people think Well done 谢谢 If and of you guys have any pictures or could share your approximate Mandarin levels that would be super helpful too
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Can you have a conversation in Chinese without ever using a question . . . Learning Chinese as well as about the culture can be challenging I am working through HSK4 and I feel that Chinese native speakers (in regards to communication) don't need to use questions to make a conversation Many times there will be rhetorical questions but not other types Sometimes there