- 给... for someone [to give]/为... for someone [to be on behalf of]
- 谁也没你+verb: nobody does something better than you
- 放在+location: Subject + "Special verb" + 在 + Location
- 先 xian1, first: Subject + 先+verb, do something first
- 自己+verbs:do something by oneself
Please try to say the following sentences in Chinese.
- You should come and work for auntie Chai.
- Dad will cook for you in a while.
- To live a few days longer for Dafu.
- Nobody organizes better than you.
- You eat an apple first. [先 xian1, first]
- First take an egg. [拿 na2, take]
- Crack it here. [敲 qiao1, crack; Subject + "Special verb" + 在 + Location]
- Don't put this dog on the TV.
- I put that book on the table.
- Fry the eggs today by yourself.
CULTURE NOTES
2. Due to the acceleration of urbanization, millions of young people come to the urban areas to _________ and they usually work at unskilled labors. They are usually not well-paid and do not have enough social welfare.
Acknowledgement and References:- Chinese people use kinship terms to address others even though they are related. For example, 幼儿园阿姨&警察叔叔 literally means day care auntie & police uncle. Why are they called this way?
3. In Chinese culture, connections are very important, so _______ is a pattern meaning "benefits from one's association with somebody".
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