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Harbin Mandarin · @HarbinMandarin
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Runtime
6:50
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mija I'm a song from Harvey Mandarin calm today we are going to learn how to connect the subject of a sentence to a noun using shu and how to connect a subject to an adjective using howl so at the end of today's lesson you
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mija I'm a song from Harvey Mandarin calm today we are going to learn how to connect the subject of a sentence to a noun using shu and how to connect a subject to an adjective using howl so at the end of today's lesson you will have a better understanding of when to use shoe or hutton to correctly say things like I'm a teacher or she is beautiful in Chinese when connecting nails to nouns we use shoe which is like the verb to be in English please repeat after me shoot shoot shoot I am a teacher Washu love in this sentence she is used to connect to now war meaning I to the noun Laos meaning teacher washer Lao whoa sure sure I'm a teacher you're a student sure sure sure here she is used to commit down meaning ill to the now sheersha meaning student she sheersha me she she Asia you're a student they're Americans common she may Gordon in this example she is used to take the now common meaning they to the now make worgen meaning Americans common she made Gordon common she may wore young they are Americans so to summarize we use sure to collect nouns in Chinese the same way the verb to be is used to connect nails in English in English the verb to be is also used to click nails to tips for example she is beautiful or he is handsome in Chinese however we do not use shoot to Kerr and now to an adjective instead of using shoe we use hon please repeat after me hon hon hon person Peola she is beautiful in the sentence hon is used to connect now ha meaning she to the adjective peoria meaning beautiful person Peola ha ha Peola she is beautiful Taman hon shalyah they are kind here hon is used to actonel common meaning may to the adjective shalyah meaning kind common han-shan leo Carmen honey shall Liang they are kind neurons homie you are smart in this example Hutton is used to connect them now meaning you to the adjective Tommy meaning smart me hon Tommy huh Tommy you're smart huh awesome is very but in these cases is really just being easy to connect the subject of a sentence with an adjective if you want to emphasize someone is very beautiful were very kind you can replace hun with fei-hung please repeat after me fate hung fate hung Fei hung so ha face honk column she is very beautiful Parma fate hung shalyah they are very kind so to summarize today's lesson we are connecting a subject to a now you use shoe and if you are connecting as the subject to an adjective you use huh okay let's do some review he is generous should we use sure Orhan for this sentence correct generous is an adjective so we use ha ha ha da faux pas hun Dafa he is generous he is an engineer should we use shirt or hun correct engineer is a now so we use shoe partial kong xiangxi tah she go chun she he is an engineer she is attractive should we use shoe or hon yes attractive is an adjective so we use Hutton tahun median ha ha me yen she is attractive she is a nurse should we use sure Orhan correct nurse is in now so we use shoe ha ho ha she who she she is a nurse okay that's all for this lesson did you find this lesson useful please click like below and leave a comment if you want to have a private science lesson with me please visit my website harpy Mandarin calm see you next time right en
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