2014年5月9日 · Among them 呢 and 吗 are the most commonly used ones. The particles 呢 (ne) and 吗 (ma) are very commonly used in both written and spoken Chinese. Check out the similarities and differences between the particle words呢 (ne) and 吗 (ma). Similarities. Both 吗 and 呢 are used at the end of a sentence. Both 吗 and 呢can be used to form ...

2021年5月26日 · 呢 is usually used in a wh- question, such as what, when, where, etc. E. g. 你干什么呢？ 你什么时候去的呢？你在哪里找到他的呢？ 我们一起吃饭呢。 This sentence is correct. It expresses we are currently eating. Somehow, this use of 呢 suggests the progressive tense. E. g. 我们看书呢 suggests ...

你同学(呢)? depend on context, it can mean: 1. "(where) is your classmate?" or 2. "(how about) your classmate?" the final particle 呢 here denote "alternative questions, affirmative negative questions (as stated in user60651's comment). 你是同学呢! is a different thing. The final particle 呢 in this sentence serve no interrogative ...

2021年3月31日 · You can remove 呢; then you are not probing. Another usage: 我的杯子呢？ Where is my cup? In my view, this is an elliptical sentence. It should be 我的杯子在哪呢？. And 在哪 means WHERE. 哪 is also has interrogative mood. So you can remove 呢 if there is 哪. (or keep it is also ok) You must keep 呢 if you use the elliptical ...

2020年4月7日 · 你呢 translates to "how about you" and is usually followed by question mark not exclamation mark. 呢 is used as a way to express question. Google translate sometimes does funny things. Cross check with other sources before trusting it. If someone says 周末愉快! to you, reply to them with 周末愉快! is a safe bet. Or you can say Thank You.

2019年4月12日 · Depend on the context, [(noun) + 呢] could mean "how about (noun)?" or "where is (noun)" "你" is a noun and "你爸爸和妈妈" is a noun phrase. Both can be turned into a shortened question by adding the final particle "呢". Therefore, saying "你爸爸和妈妈呢?" to ask "how about your father and mother?" or "where are your father and ...

2020年5月4日 · 呢(after a verb) is a common particle in Chinese which is used to express feelings in the sentence. 呢 shows less respect if added in to a sentence. Usually happens in a conversation, to a same-aged friend, or someone younger.

2014年6月4日 · I've learned two question ending: 吗 in 你好吗? and 呢 in 你呢? But my question is When to use ’啦" and "嘛"？They seem to be question ending also, are they common in Chinese?

2020年5月18日 · 呢: 1.Whispering. Metaphor the euphemistic voice. Ex: 細語呢喃. 2.Auxiliary word. 2.1 Show the problem. Ex: What should I do? 我該怎麼辦呢? 2.2 Show confirm. Ex: It's still early! 時間還早得很呢！ 2.3 The tone of the expression stops. Ex: Although your travel plan is very attractive, but! I don't want to go at all.

2020年4月22日 · The 呢 in the original sentence basically expresses surprise, and it's not so important (arguably more related to a person's speaking style, and dependent on context). I don't think V 还 V 不来 can be considered a specific grammar structure. Negative potential complements can arise in a lot of ways: 跳舞还跳不赢这位大爷.