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Latest revision as of 05:37, 13 June 2012
The pinyin de could possibly refer to a number of different words.
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地 (dì)
得 (de, děi)
- Structural particle "de" (A2)
- Potential complement (B1)
- Degree complement (B1)
- Expressing "must" with "dei" (B1)
- Advanced degree complements (B2)
- Adjectival complement "de hen" (B2)
- Adjectival complement "de budeliao" (B2)
- Expressing “must" with "feidei" (C1)
的 (de)
- Expressing possession with "de" (A1)
- Expressing close possession without "de" (A1)
- Modifying nouns with adjective + "de" (A2)
- Structural particle "de" (A2)
- Modifying nouns with phrase + "de" (A2)
- Using "youde" to mean "some" (A2)
- The "shi... de" construction for emphasizing details (B1)
- Expressing "quite" with "ting" (B1)
- Using "de" (modal particle) (B1)
- The "shi... de" patterns: an overview (B1)
- The "shi... de" construction for indicating purpose (B1)
- Reduplication of adjectives (B1)