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    1. Learn Chinese Grammar - How to use 'nali shi weile'?
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    23. Chinese Language Lesson Plans: Chinese Grammar - The Differences between� �zai� (again in the future) and �you� (again in the past)
    24. Mandarin Chinese Lesson Plans: Chinese Grammar Conjunctions - The Difference between �haishi� (Or) and �huozhe� (Or)
    25. Mandarin Chinese Lesson Plans: Learn the Difference between �dai� (bring),�na� (hold) and �qu� (pickup)
    26. Chinese Language Lesson Plans: Chinese Grammar - The Differences of �dou� (all) and �suoyou� (all)
    27. Teaching Chinese Comparison - The Differences between bijiao (more, even more) and geng (relatively, rather, fairly, quite)ng/
    28. How Do You Say Good Luck in Chinese?
    29. Chinese Adverbs - The Differences between �cai� (only, just, not until) and �jiu� (already)
    30. Lesson Plan on Teaching Chinese to Beginning Students: How to Teach Mandarin Chinese Date Format
    31. How to Teach Can in Chinese - The Similarities and Differences of �keyi� (can, may), �neng� (can) and �hui� (can)
    32. How To Say I'm Sorry In Chinese: The Similarities and Differences of 'du�b�qi' (sorry, excuse me) and 'b�haoy�si' (sorry, feel reluctant)
    33. Learn Mandarin: How to Use Chinese Characters to Form Chinese Time Formats
    34. Learn Mandarin: Chinese Vocabulary - How to Use Chinese Onomatopoeia?
    35. Chinese Negation: The Different Usage of 'meiyou' (not, not have) and 'bu' (not)
    36. Learn Mandarin: How To Create Chinese Punctuation Marks Using MS Word?
    37. How To Write Chinese Punctuation � How it Differs From Latinized Punctuation
    38. Teaching Chinese Numbers In the Classroom with Examples
    39. Learn the Chinese Characters to Build Younger Extended Chinese Family Structures
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    42. Chinese Language Lesson Plans: Mandarin Grammar - Chinese Word Order
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    Penggunaan Measure Word

    Mandarin memiliki "measure word" seperti bahasa Indonesia ada istilah seorang anak, sepotong roti, secangkir teh, dan lain-lain.

     

    Grammar: measure word + kata benda

    Contoh:

    1. 一个【yīg�=seorang】+孩子【h�izǐ=anak】

    2. 一块【yīku�i=sepotong】+面包【mi�nbāo=roti】

    3.一杯【yībēi=secangkir】+ 茶【ch�=teh】

     

    Contoh penggunaan measure word dalam kalimat:

    Saya ingin minum secangkir teh.

    我【wǒ=saya】+想【xiǎng=ingin】+喝【hē=minum】+ 一杯茶【yībēi ch�=secangkir teh】

     

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