Difference between revisions of "Expressing determination with "feiyao""

 
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Most advanced Chinese learners know how to express [[要|Auxiliary verb "yao" and its multiple meanings|"wanting to do something" with 要]], but sometimes you need to turn it up a degree and express "absolutely insist on doing something". In that case, you can use 非要.
 
 
 
== Structure ==
 
 
 
Just use 非要 like the auxiliary verb [[Auxiliary verb "yao" and its multiple meanings|要]]. Use it coupled with another verb.
 
 
 
<div class="jiegou">
 
 
 
Subject + 非要 + Verb
 
 
 
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非要 could be thought of as "absolutely wanting " or "absolutely insist" on doing something. It can be thought of as the short form of 非常想要.
 
 
 
=== Examples ===
 
 
 
<div class="liju">
 
 
 
* 您 是 我们 的 客人,我 <em>非要</em> 帮 您 带 您 的 行李 上 去。
 
* 李 先生 觉得 不 好 意思,他 <em>非要</em> 向 他们 道歉。
 
* 她 <em>非要</em> 一 边 吃 饭 一 边 看 漫画。
 
 
 
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== Sources and further reading ==
 
 
 
NEEDS SOURCES!
 
 
 
[[Category:C1 grammar points]]
 
{{Used for|Expressing desires}}
 
{{Basic Grammar|非要|C1|Subject + 非要 + Verb|您 是 我们 的 客人,我 <em>非要</em> 帮 您 带 您 的 行李 上 去。|grammar point|ASGQV7TL}}
 
{{Similar|Wanting to do something with yao}}
 
{{Similar|"Must" modal "dei"}}
 
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{{Subprop|Auxiliary verbs}}
 

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