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Continue readingThink 看书 and 读书 mean the same thing? Not quite! Learn when to use each one — whether you’re reading for fun or studying hard. This post has clear examples, common mistakes, and a quick quiz to test yourself! 📚✅
Continue readingSaying “我看见了一个电影” to mean “I watched a movie”? It’s a common mistake! Learn the difference between 看 and 看见 — with clear examples and fun practice.
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Continue readingConfused about when to use 可以 and when to use 能? This guide makes it simple! Learn how to express permission and ability with real-life examples and fun practice.
Continue readingEver said “三个人们 (sān ge rénmen)” to mean “three people”? It sounds okay in English, but it’s actually a common Chinese mistake! Learn when to use 人 vs. 人们 with clear rules, examples, and fun practice.
Continue readingLearn the difference between 有点儿 and 一点儿 in Chinese. This clear and fun guide explains when to use each word with easy examples and common mistakes to avoid.
Continue readingMany learners say “二点” when talking about time—but that’s not correct! Learn why it should be “两点” and why “十二点” is fine.
Continue readingWhat’s the difference between 能 (néng) and 会 (huì)? Both mean "can," but they’re used differently! This blog explains how to use them with fun examples and easy tips.
Continue readingDo you say “我起床八点”? That sounds okay in English, but it’s wrong in Chinese! Learn where to place time words like 八点 in your sentences.
Continue readingDo you say "他是高"? It's a common mistake! Learn why you shouldn't use 是 (shì) before adjectives in Chinese, and how to say it right.
Continue readingDo you say "我想一个苹果"? It's a common mistake! Learn the difference between 想 (xiǎng) and 想要 (xiǎngyào) to avoid this error.
Continue readingConfused about 看 (kàn) and 看见 (kànjiàn)? 看 is for looking or watching, while 看见 means successfully seeing something. Learn how to use both with simple tips and examples!
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