Difference between revisions of "Asking about degree with "duo""
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Revision as of 03:16, 5 January 2012
多 (duō) is often used to ask about the extent of something. The structure is:
Subject + 多 + Adjective
This is an easy way to ask "How [adjective] is [subject]?"
Some examples:
- 她 多 高？
- 他 多 重？
- 外面 多 冷？
