😅 我吃了面包,和喝了牛奶?Wait… That’s Wrong?!

😅 我吃了面包,和喝了牛奶?Wait… That’s Wrong?!

Said “我吃了面包,和喝了牛奶”?Sounds natural in English, but it’s a typical Chinese mistake! Learn how to connect actions correctly using 也 or 还, with examples and fun practice.

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🧐 有点儿 yǒudiǎnr vs 一点儿 yìdiǎnr – What’s the Difference?

🧐 有点儿 yǒudiǎnr vs 一点儿 yìdiǎnr – What’s the Difference?

Learn 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.

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🔍 帮 bāng vs 帮忙 bāngmáng – What’s the Difference?

🔍 帮 bāng vs 帮忙 bāngmáng – What’s the Difference?

Learn how to use 帮 and 帮忙 correctly in Chinese. This short guide explains the difference with clear examples and helpful tips for learners.

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🔍 找 zhǎo vs 找到 zhǎodào – What’s the Difference?

🔍 找 zhǎo vs 找到 zhǎodào – What’s the Difference?

What’s the difference between 找 (zhǎo) and 找到 (zhǎodào)? If you’re confused about when to use each, this blog will make it crystal clear!

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😅 我有二个哥哥。 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

😅 我有二个哥哥。 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

Do you say "我有二个哥哥"? Many learners do—but it's wrong! Learn when to use 二 (èr) and when to use 两 (liǎng) in Chinese.

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🧐 再 zài vs. 又 yòu – What’s the Difference?

🧐 再 zài vs. 又 yòu – What’s the Difference?

Confused about 再 (zài) and 又 (yòu)? Learn the difference with easy examples and clear explanations. Know exactly when to use each one and avoid common mistakes!

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🧐 知道 zhīdào vs. 认识 rènshi – What’s the Difference?

🧐 知道 zhīdào vs. 认识 rènshi – What’s the Difference?

Confused about the difference between 知道 zhīdào and 认识 rènshi? Learn how to use these two Chinese verbs correctly, with clear examples and fun practice!

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想 (xiǎng) vs 要 (yào) | The Differences Explained

想 (xiǎng) vs 要 (yào) | The Differences Explained

Are you trying to learn the subtle differences between the Chinese words 想 (xiǎng) and 要 (yào)? Learn exactly how they are used with examples so you can understand them better in context.

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