Learn Chinese Prepositions of Time, Place, Direction, etc. with Examples - Chinese Grammar

[@EverydayChinese]

The correct answer is as followed: 1. 给 2. 对 3. 被 4. 除了 5. 比

[@benchohra2610]

You need to rectify your title: *-preposition of time (or space)-* *ADVERBS of TIME or SPACE.*

[@quyenang5832]

Yeyeye

[@Li.Siyuan]

Just what I was looking for. Thank you for the upload.

[@humester]

Excellent and instructive example sentences, which illustrate more grammar points than just the preposition.

[@NieR6991]

Thank you so much for these useful words!!! Always searched for them ^^

[@robinphal7960]

感谢您。这视频真帮我提高我的每天汉语。

[@Yu-vp4qk]

I want know to learn English 、we can help each other

[@robinphal7960]

Sure. Your English is not bad. Anyway, We can exchange our language experience.

[@slashlakers2320]

thank you, very helpful! I wish there were some more examples, but nonetheless it's a great and a fundamental lesson

[@nature.00117]

Thank you so much miss I learned it from you so beautifully and the created goes to you

[@derekeano]

You’re a diamond!

[@sergiokiwon6688]

🇧🇷👍 parabéns Congratulations GOD bless you my professor And family Gratifying ----gratificante🇧🇷👍

[@the9263]

this video helped a lot more to understand how the chinese build the structure of its sentences. it´s a bit different from english. for example she says " I at beijing´s university study " < - in english you would say " I study at the university in beijing " something like that. forgive my english, I´m a native portuguese, but you can get an idea of what i meant.

[@laddaputthakosai5216]

♡謝謝你的分享♡

[@narankhim3838]

很满意

[@sergiokiwon6688]

🇧🇷👍 excelente profissional amei o vídeo e ela também 🇧🇷👍

[@danaytmusic]

Very helpful and detailed video, 谢谢！

[@ConnieC]

Hi Jeanette, thanks for the video. It is very useful. I like it very much. :)

[@shnuggumz]

Contains So many integral prepositions necessary to understand Chinese!

[@xsoireg]

挺好的呢 谢谢

[@aura652]

我学汉语就开五个月前，你们的视频很帮助我了解中文，希望你们可以一直上转这样的视频

[@Валик-ь4ч]

挺有用！谢谢，老师！

[@KostaRadojkovic123]

Great video,thank you

[@annavladimirovna8073]

谢谢 😃 來自俄羅斯的你好！

[@浅笑依然]

Anna Vladimirovna 应该是“来自俄罗斯的问好”，这个时候用问好，不是你好，还有建议你学简体汉子，因为比较好学😁

[@annavladimirovna8073]

@@浅笑依然 😅 sorry 我在翻译中混了中文. 我学习普通话 🤓

[@annavladimirovna8073]

@@浅笑依然 that was Google mistake! 😝😁😁

[@浅笑依然]

Anna Vladimirovna 俄罗斯是中国的好朋友！❤️

[@annavladimirovna8073]

@@浅笑依然 希望我们是朋友 🇷🇺😃🇨🇳

[@kamalmohamad3820]

12 / 2 / 2020 great lesson thanks

[@layrithy8176]

谢谢老师。

[@ЧвановАлександр-л4в]

谢谢！

[@shobiveera2070]

Thank u so much for ur effort

[@favian699]

hi can you make the next video about the chinese grammar Of course you can explain how is put the adjectives in the sentences or a noun

[@EverydayChinese]

Hello, we actually uploaded other grammar lessons: The Guide to Chinese Sentence Structure (Chinese Word Order) - Chinese Grammar kzbin.info/www/bejne/jH_XpWuFjs6snsU Chinese Grammar: 的 vs 地 vs 得 Three De's ULTIMATE Lesson! kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4qVpZ5-aMepl9E This may help you understand how to put adjectives into the sentence or noun phrase.

[@learnchinesenaturally8994]

like the way you teach!

[@seb9690]

Jeanette you're the best ❤

[@fernandoo.8737]

Please, make a video answering the exercises

[@EverydayChinese]

Hello, we put the answer in the top comment. Actually, we are developing a quiz system so that you can check the answer by yourself in the future.

[@fernandoo.8737]

@@EverydayChinese I'd love that!

[@tibinsonsangma1202]

Very helpful madam thanky you so much madam

[@starkweather6114]

我爱这个～

[@minhphuongvu7983]

请问，”往“和“向”有什么差别？谢谢老师

[@EverydayChinese]

"向" VS "往" 向 and 往 can be placed after the verb, however it has to be used with an appropriate verb, Often used verbs are 开, 飞, 发, 运, 送, 寄, 带, 驶 etc. As you can see, these are words that at least imply some sort of motion. In addition, compared to 向, 往 is used more often with those verbs, because 往 expresses the destination while 向 merely expresses a direction. Structure Verb + 向 / 往 + 具体方向 Examples 这 趟 火车 开 往 沈阳。 This train is heading towards Shenyang. 这 趟 航班 飞 往 纽约。 This plane is flying to New York. 一 辆 黑 色 的 小 轿车 慢慢地 从 东 驶 向 西。 The black limo slowly went from East to West. 像 鸟儿 一样 飞 向 蓝天。 The little birds flew towards the sky. More info: resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/Comparing_%22chao%22_%22xiang%22_and_%22wang%22

[@JoseAlanGuerrero92]

Except for the tones, 除了 sounds like chula, pretty in Spanish lol, (in Mexican Spanish by the way)

[@34iii]

为什么会给我推荐这个？但是看着挺有趣的，知道了自己学外语的时候是什么样子，哈哈哈

[@nurmuhammad4540]

Great content

[@zombiexhumed]

很不错！我很喜欢这视频。我没知道关于~让~被用介词。譬如：章鱼让几乎鲨鱼吃完了（对的吗？）

[@EverydayChinese]

If you say "章鱼几乎让鲨鱼吃完了", that would be better.

[@zombiexhumed]

@@EverydayChinese 谢谢。金鱼几乎让逆戟鲸杀死完了。

[@nature.00117]

This is what I wanted

[@brendan7481]

Lord help me.... I am planing to learn this in high school, I lived in Shanghai for 2 years when I was 6

[@brendan7481]

This is gonna be hard

[@AnarchiacTV]

Meh, it's not hard

[@michaeldr5120]

No!!! Nothing is hard if you put your best!!! 加油加油！

[@LizafromWhere]

I live in China and want to join. Can I pay by WeChat or Alipay please

[@雁归时]

Leeza Silverman 支付宝或者微信可以在KZbin使用吗？好奇怪，感觉怕是不行吧

[@StratosFair]

So what's the difference between 让 and 被 ?

[@xxxeee9157]

我被(车子)撞了=我让车子撞了。 we can also say 我被撞了。But can't say 我让撞了。 the object " 车子“ can't omitted in 让 sentence.

[@cw4608]

1A, 2A, 3A, 4B, 5C

[@laoziagainstthemachine5323]

Ni hao from Europe!

[@yksinainen11]

I just wish it had the literal translation, as many other videos of this channel do. It's easier to understand the grammar with them. And I think the words shouldn't be separated. For example, 可以听听音乐 should be written "keyi tingting yinyue" not "ke yi ting ting yin yue". Having to look up the meaning and check if the characters are together or separate takes a lot of time.

[@favian699]

thanks if you respond my advice

[@xxxeee9157]

1.给 2.对 3. 被 4.除了 5.比

[@EverydayChinese]

Good job, kimo.👍👍👍

[@caterinasiligardi1758]

第一回答: a 第二回答: a 第三回答: b 第四回答: b 第五回答: c 老师，您好。 请问，我能也说吗: (2):别在我学习的时候 打扰我。 (3) : 。。。走转 (16) :我让我哥哥在自行车骑走。 蛋糕被我弟弟吃完了。 (17):他比我说汉语说得好多。 非常感谢。

[@sethother8012]

I am on a quest to try to get a better understanding of prepositions after encountering this sentence: “你门怎么样去考卢虑这款产品背后的商业价值在哪里？” I find this word order very confusing. They often talk about the object following the preposition just as in English. But here, where the preposition is “背后” or “behind” it seems that this preposition itself is being treated as an object. The straight Chinglish translation would be “You how go consider this type product behind of commercial value located where?” Or in English, “How do you go consider the commercial value behind this type of product?” The confusing part for me is “this type product behind of commercial value” to mean “the commercial value behind this product.” I feel like i can narrow down my confusion to the preposition, “背后” Its like its using “behind as a preposition in the passive structure. Which is just a little over the top for me at my current level. Even though I know what it means because of the translation, it still doesn’t sit right in my brain and i find it hard to follow this path of logic even though I know what they are saying. Is there any suggestion that might help me understand this flow more intuitively? Is there a way i can breakdown this sentence so that i can be prepared when words structures like this come without warning?

[@sethother8012]

I think i may have just answered my own question to some degree. I saw this structure in another sentence. I think it’s a lot easier to treat a preposition as an object when we put the word “the” in front of it. In Mandarin, they don’t use “the.” Hence, my confusion. But I think “This type product the behind of commercial value” is so much easier to digest then “This type product behind of commercial value” because I almost need the “the” to recognize that “behind” is a passive structure. It’s still a little wobbly for me though. And certainly not easy to digest prepositions in that order fluently

[@cicilliagunawan4971]

”当，，，的时候“ 和 “。。。的时候”是一样吗？

[@syedmdabid7191]

As for example, the Chinese sentence should be taken short for beginner/ learners. It shouldn't long.

[@luanaa275]

I wish I was this fluent.

[@jenyShorts]

👍👍👍

[@hvm85]

谢谢你 你的中文的名字是什么？

[@EverydayChinese]

她姓李，你可以叫她“李老师”。

[@content1]

ALL CHINESE PREPOSITIONS studio.kzbin.infoGJE36bwLBdU/edit

[@syedmdabid7191]

The video is nice but the example given in Chinese sentence is long and hard. It should be simple and short.

[@thaoruby2324]

有很多生词我不懂 我是越南人。。。

[@浅笑依然]

哪个不懂？我告诉你

[@uzairahmedsoomro8233]

Please do word by word translation otherwise it will be very difficult for everyone to understand please use word by word translation

[@tanvirtoon]

H

[@syedmdabid7191]

Can't remember more than 10 at a time.

[@abusiyoum3468]

It is invisible

[@梁小玉-g7v]

I am Chinese, haha