Difference between revisions of "Expressing "then" with "jiu""
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− | * <em>就</em> | + | * 你 喜欢 喝 奶茶,我们 <em>就</em> 买 奶茶 吧。<span class="pinyin"><em>jiù</em>.</span><span class="trans">.</span> |
− | * <em>就</em> | + | * 你 最 有 经验,<em>就</em> 听 你的 吧。<span class="pinyin"><em>jiù</em>.</span><span class="trans">.</span> |
− | * <em>就</em> | + | * 我 听到 这个 坏 消息,<em>就</em> 给 你 打 电话 了。<span class="pinyin"><em>jiù</em>.</span><span class="trans">.</span> |
− | * <em>就</em> | + | * 你现在身体不好,<em>就</em> 不要喝酒了。<span class="pinyin"><em>jiù</em>.</span><span class="trans">.</span> |
− | * <em>就</em> | + | * 他最近太累了,<em>就</em> 生病了。<span class="pinyin"><em>jiù</em>.</span><span class="trans">.</span> |
− | * <em>就</em> | + | * 今天下雨,我们<em>就</em> 不出去了。<span class="pinyin"><em>jiù</em>.</span><span class="trans">.</span> |
* <em>就</em>。<span class="pinyin"><em>jiù</em>.</span><span class="trans">.</span> | * <em>就</em>。<span class="pinyin"><em>jiù</em>.</span><span class="trans">.</span> | ||
* <em>就</em>。<span class="pinyin"><em>jiù</em>.</span><span class="trans">.</span> | * <em>就</em>。<span class="pinyin"><em>jiù</em>.</span><span class="trans">.</span> |
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The adverb 就 (jiù) has quite a few uses in Chinese, and appears in several common patterns. This is the first and simplest usage you need to know, though, and it means something similar to "then."
Structure
Usually the first part of the sentence will set up a situation. Then the second part, with 就 (jiù) leading the way, indicates what should be done as a result.
..., 就 + Verb Phrase
Examples
Not always easy to translate, you could think of 就 (jiù) as meaning "just" or "then."
- 你 喜欢 喝 奶茶,我们 就 买 奶茶 吧。.
- 你 最 有 经验,就 听 你的 吧。.
- 我 听到 这个 坏 消息,就 给 你 打 电话 了。.
- 你现在身体不好,就 不要喝酒了。.
- 他最近太累了,就 生病了。.
- 今天下雨,我们就 不出去了。.
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