Adverbians of the species can be made of adjectives using the klitische of (地). [h] It is usually possible to move these adverbians to the beginning of the clause, although in some cases it may seem complicated, unless there is a qualifier like hěn (很, “sehr”) and a pause after the adverb. These simple sentences show that Chinese verbs do not change, while they do so in English. The verb 去 (qù) is the same in every sentence and does not change. These sentences would be even more varied in a language like French, but in Chinese, the verb is always the same. Another important particle that beginners can understand is 呢 (ne). 呢 (ne) is simply added after a theme to do so in a “What about…?” A question of transformation. It`s useful in conversations to say things like “What about you?” or “What about my money?” This particle is simply marked on a subject to form the question.
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