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Revision as of 01:57, 12 July 2013
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In order to express "some", you can use "一些" (yìxiē). It is mostly used to modify an object, but it can also be used to modify subjects as well.
Examples
- 你 可以 给 我 一些 钱 吗？Can you give me some money?
- 她 的 朋友 有 一些 中文 书。Her friend has some Chinese books.
- 你 为什么 买 了 一些 糖果？Why did you buy some candy?
