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Question on using the reduplication of two-syllable adjectives.
Can someone please explain the use of the reduplication of two-syllable adjectives, like piàopiàoliangliang (漂漂亮亮) and gāngānjìnggānjìng (干干净净). I believe it is referred to as the AABB pattern. I am not familiar with this sentence pattern and thus would like to know when this should be used.
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Negative expression of the verb yào 要 (to want)?
Is it correct in that the negative expression of the verb (dòngcí 动词) yào 要 is bù xiǎng 不 想 ?
And not bú yào 不 要 ?
Example (Lìzi 例子):
Wǒ yào qù túshūguǎn. 我 要 去 图书馆.
Then the negative would be: Wǒ bù xiǎng qù túshūguǎn. 我 不 想 去 图书馆..
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Today I first ate breakfast, then wash clothes, next took a afternoon nap, finally went for a walk.
Wǒ jīntiān xiān chī zǎofàn, zài xǐ yīfú, ránhòu shuì wǔjiào, zhīhòu zǒu sànbù .
我 今天 先 吃 早饭, 再 洗 衣服, 然后 睡 午睡, 之后 走 散 步
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I did not feel well today at work, so I came home at 12 noon.
Wǒ jīntiān méiyǒu gǎnjué zài gōngzuò, suǒyǐ wǒ zhōngwǔ huí jiā .
我 今天 没有 感觉 在 工作, 所以 我 中午 回家 .
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Today after work I return home and went for a walk.
Jīntiān xiàbān huíjiā wo qù sànbù.
今天 下班 回家 去 散步.
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"Have a nice day" question
In China, I have heard that the people do not really say "Have a nice day".
Instead, they say "màn zǒu" (慢走) when departing, which means “go slowly”.
Is this true?
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Do you use "dao + place + qu" or is it okay to just say "qu + place"?
When saying that you are going to a certain place, do you use "Dao + place + qu" or do you use "Qu + place"?
For example, when going to the Great Wall, would you say "Wo dao Changcheng qu".
Or can you say "Wo qu Changcheng".
Are both of these sentence patterns correct? If yes, then which one of the two is better to use?
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