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What is the difference between 鞋and 鞋子? What is the difference between 鞋and 鞋子?
12 มิ.ย. 2016 เวลา 13:42
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They are the same.

12 มิถุนายน 2016
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What is the difference between 鞋and 鞋子?

What is the difference between 鞋and 鞋子?


Well,we can say  旅游鞋

                                 板鞋

                                 拖鞋

             but no        旅游鞋子

                                 板鞋子

                                 拖鞋子

In conversation we can say "我的鞋呢?“

                                                    “我的鞋子呢”  They are the same..


21 มิถุนายน 2016

What is the difference between 鞋and 鞋子?

What is the difference between 鞋and 鞋子?


Here, 子 is used as a dimiminutive, like English's kitchen --> kitchenette. In your example, it also conveys a compliment.  Until the end of 1912, small feet (for women) is considered a beauty (hence the practice of foot binding).  It can also be as a sort of endearment.

In other cases, other meanings of 子 applies.   子 = Son of Heaven, i.e. the emperor although one can argue he is "little heaven". With terms 子, 孔子 etc , it is an honorific term for a person.

21 มิถุนายน 2016
its short form lol
21 มิถุนายน 2016
Well,they have the same meaning,both mean : shoe.But 鞋子 is too formal that we Chinese seldom use it in our daily life since that might sound a bit weird,at least in the north of China where I live.I believe that people from South of China might use 鞋子 more often and some areas in South of China even have a different accent for that word. But 鞋 on the other hand is a common word that most people use when they mean: shoe or shoes( Please mind that unlike English, both the single and plural are the same ,both 鞋)。Hope my answer is helpful:)
21 มิถุนายน 2016
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