Compare Two Things in Mandarin Chinese: Learn with Helena!
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Channel: eChineseLearning · 2017 · Education
For a Free Trial Lesson with one of eChineseLearning's professional teachers in China, sign up here today: https://goo.gl/hAvzvG Sometimes you've got an apple in one hand and an orange in the other. It's time to compare the two! In Mandarin Chinese, 比较 (bǐ jiào) literally means "compare". You can use the sentence structure of: Object A + 比 (bǐ) + Object B + adjective For example: "A 比 (bǐ) + B + 高 (gāo) means “A is taller than B.” 高 (gāo) = tall 德国人较高中国人. Dé guó rén jiào gāo zhōng guó rén. German people are taller than Chinese people. Now you're ready to go out there and compare apples and oranges! Do you want to try a FREE 1-to-1 class with me? Sign up at www.eChineseLearning.com In the “special code” section, fill in “Helena-Periscope” and get 1 week of additional free classes after you sign up! Follow along with today's useful Mandarin Chinese lesson, sign up for a Free Trial lesson of your own and subscribe and stay tuned for more with eChineseLearning! www.echineselearning.com
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