2022年7月11日 · As a structural particle, 的 has two main functions. The first one is that it’s used to indicate possession. For example, if you want to say that something belongs to 我 (wǒ) — I, me, simply add 的 after the pronoun. 我 的 (wǒ de) — My, mine. You can also use the formula owner + 的 + object being owned to indicate possession like so: 我 的 猫很可爱。

In Chinese grammar de particles are an important topic to learn. The three de particles are 的, 地 and 得 and each has very different uses. In fact, the only similarity is that each is pronounced de. However, they are often grouped together in textbooks and classes, so it's helpful for many students to have a clear summary like the one below.

2015年10月19日 · Many adjectives do this in Chinese language for emphasis purposes. When 地 (de) is not used as a particle, it is read “dì” and used to mean “ground” or “earth.” For example, 土地 (tǔ dì) is “dirt.”

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2021年1月30日 · Let’s talk about the trickiest Chinese particles today – 的, 地, and 得 (all pronounced as “de”). If you’ve been learning Chinese for a while, these 3 ‘de’ might’ve confused you. 的 is used to link attributes to nouns. Structure: attribute + 的 + noun. Example: 美好的春天 (méihǎo de chūntiān) a beautiful spring. 地 is used to link adverbials to verbs.

2020年2月11日 · In this three-part blog series, we’ll go over the function of each of these three “de”s, as well as what you can call them specifically, to differentiate each one! We’ve also created this handy infographic that lays out all three “de”s and their different functions - make sure you save it to your device for easy reference!

2022年10月19日 · (tā kuài kuài dì pǎo guò lái) He quickly ran over. Additional Tip: When adjectives are transformed into adverbs with “de” in Chinese, they are often repeated twice. 快 (kuài) is “quick”, but when it is attached to 地 it becomes “快快地 …

In this blog, we’ll clarify this grammar point and clarify their different structures and uses of these particles. In Chinese grammar, we use 的 (dé: “of”) to modify nouns. Here are a few of the structures that you can use. Disyllable noun + 的 + noun: Pronoun + 的 + noun: Verb/Verbal phrase+的+noun: Adjective + 的 + noun:

2014年3月5日 · In the world of the Chinese language, there’s a small but powerful puzzle piece called the 的 (de) particle. It’s responsible for linking together different words and phrases to build more complex and complete ideas. That’s the indispensable role of 的 (de).

2018年6月6日 · 的 (de) is used after an attribute, or to indicate possession. 地 (de) is used after a verb to modify the adjective. 得 (de) is used before a complement. Here are some examples of the three ‘de’ particles in use: 美丽的花朵。 (měi lì de huā duǒ) beautiful flowers. In this case, 美丽 (měi lì) ‘beautiful’ is the attribute or feature of the 花朵 (huā duǒ) flowers.