From what I’ve recently learned (I only study this since 4 weeks), Ge 个 is the most common “measure word”. It should be 一个 (one *something*, a *something*) but the yi is almost always omitted, and only other numbers are commonly added before ge, e.g. 两个 三个
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This story has helped me practice my basic vocabulary and learn new words. I was also a funny story line too.
For the last 10 months, i was not able to listen this story but now i can
Thank you for this education material
why is ‘ge’ after ‘zhe shi’
Because yo need a verb
Literally translated, zhe shi wen ti means this is THE problem. Zhe shi ge wen ti means this is A problem.
It’s a measure word for sizes of common things. It indicates singularity. You see it in zhe ge zhaopian (this picture), geren (individual), etc.
‘ge ‘个is the measure word for’ wen ti ‘问题。
From what I’ve recently learned (I only study this since 4 weeks), Ge 个 is the most common “measure word”. It should be 一个 (one *something*, a *something*) but the yi is almost always omitted, and only other numbers are commonly added before ge, e.g. 两个 三个
Im being forced to read this for mandrin class, Send help
same
It’s very easy to understand for me, and I am studying by myself since 4 weeks 🤔 I guess self-taught is the way at this point
This story is adorable.
this story is so funny and cute. I like it.
Omg how cuteeeeee
Awesome
This story is very relatable.