All Chinese prepositions you need in under 15 minutes

[@dekumutant]

Incredible summary, this cleared up so much. Thank you!

[@Lebaneselinguist]

Wow, this video will get a big thumbs up.

[@MdNazmulHasan-vk6pt]

Although you are not native chinese, but your teaching method is really admirable❤❤

[@stephanusmiarsa9347]

Thank you very much very good explaination i can understand it well .

[@Deibi078]

4:59

[@mountaintag]

This is such a great lesson on such a difficult topic. At 4:28 I think the only verb that can be considered to have a "complement of result" is 放在 where the verb 放 acts on its object which "results" in a change of location. I think for all such verbs which cause a change of location (or state) on their object, the prepositional phrase describing the new location will appear after the verb. But the object cannot also appear there, and must appear before the verb, using 把. The preposition is not always 在. It can be something else. For example: "he throws the ball into the water" should be: 他把球扔进水里. Unlike the English, the Chinese word order follows the sequence of events. First he takes the ball, then he throws it, then it lands in the water. The other verbs at 4:28 describe where we put our own body. There are many such verbs (e.g. 躺在 "to lie somewhere"), and they include 住在 "to live somewhere" and 呆在 "to stay somewhere". For all such verbs, the prepositional expression describing the location will come after the verb (but I don't think this is any kind of "result"). But if there is a time-duration mentioned, then this time-duration will appear after the verb, and the location expression will move ahead of the verb. There is an example of this at 2:21: 我在美国呆了三个月 "I stayed in the U.S. for three months". Without the time-duration expression, this would be: 我呆在美国 ("I am staying in the U.S.").

[@minabadea7093]

太棒了！我在KZbin上没看过像这样的内容。

[@user-do7kb9co8j]

Thank you do much for this video!! Amazing content 🎉🎉

[@virginiacutchin7586]

谢谢老师！

[@oraetlabora1922]

您是極好。您是哪裡人？

[@OutmazeChinese]

俄罗斯的

[@therishabhjr]

Absolutely great video! But I think u forgot to clean your lens 🥲 it looks a little foggy 🤔 But overall great

[@OutmazeChinese]

The camera took some time to focus:) Only noticed while editing

[@therishabhjr]

@@OutmazeChinese tell one thing how strong our Chinese can be? if we practise for 5 year continuously and around 1 to 1.5 hours a day, at last what do you think about Lingodeer Chinese course?

[@Alex-wx9io]

Which city or university have you studied in China?

[@OutmazeChinese]

华东师范大学

[@jedertageingutertag]

@@OutmazeChinese 我在华东师范大学当过德语外教

[@OutmazeChinese]

wow 这么巧，觉得学校怎么样？

[@jedertageingutertag]

@@OutmazeChinese 我i不太喜欢上海本地的学生和老师， 外地的学生挺好。应该说我不太喜欢上海。我从上海搬到大连在那边的大连外国语大学好多。我跟北方人比较合得来，很直爽。。。

[@olivermaclean8564]

以，與，於, 使，弄，令，讓，憑, 中，之，和/合，上/下，成/為2，後/前，裡/外 15 for part 2?

[@Deibi078]

4:58 lol

[@syedmdabid7191]

Where's the meaning in English????????