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Du Chinese: A Chinese Teacher’s Review of This App

As the old saying goes: The master teaches the trade, but the apprentice’s skills are self-made (师(shī)傅(fù)领(lǐnɡ)进(jìn)门(mén),修(xiū)行(xínɡ)靠(kào)个(ɡè)人(rén)). In language learning, the mentor’s and the learner’s effort are the two most important things, but that doesn’t mean they can’t make the most of the tools at …

An “Interesting” Explanation of “有趣(yǒuqù)” and “有意思(yǒuyìsi)”

“有趣(yǒuqù)” and “有意思(yǒuyìsi)” both mean “funny” or “interesting” in English.

Are their usages exactly the same? Let’s find out today.

(1) When expressing something that arouses curiosity or affection: 有趣(yǒuqù) = 有意思(yǒuyìsi)
Examples:

zhège rén hěn yǒuqù/yǒuyìsi. 这个人很有趣/有意思。 This person is funny/interesting.

tā shuōhuà hěn …

It’s “all over again”: How and when to use “再” and “又”

Please select the correct words and fill in the blanks. A.再 (zài)

B.又 (yòu)

1. tā ______ yě méiyǒu huílái.    他 ______ 也没有回来。

2. tā ______ méiyǒu huílái.    他 ______ 没有回来。

3. míngtiān ______ shì zhōumòliǎo.    明天 ______ 是周末了。

4. wǒmen míngtiān ______ jìxù tǎolùn.    …

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