Difference between revisions of "Comparing "gao" and "nong""

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Revision as of 02:58, 14 October 2021

搞 and 弄 both are verbs that mean to do or to make and sometimes can be used interchangeably. 搞 is used in informal or formal situations, whereas 弄 is used more in informal situations. The key to understanding the difference between 搞 and 弄 is that what they are paired with and the context they are used in largely determines their meaning, as well as whether it is best to use 搞 or 弄. Both words can be used in a wide variety of pairs and contexts, some are fixed patterns and some are entirely dependent on the situation.











A2HSK2ASV4567
搞 (gǎo) 弄 (nòng)
Meaning to do, to make to do, to make
Part of Speech verb verb
Formality flexible informal