Put on in Chinese 戴穿系 basic and useful verb 学中文for beginners mandarin how to say put on correctly

1: 戴dài--戴上dài shang--戴着dài zhe（include neck+above neck）
2: 穿chuān--穿上chuān shang--穿着chuān zhe（below neck）
3: 系jì--系上jì shang--系着jì zhe（four common situations--tie、belt、seat belt、shoelaces）
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[@ngpoulos]

another wonderful explaination. congrats

[@canachinese1122]

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[@Andelie96]

非常有用

[@canachinese1122]

谢谢！！你说有用我很开心呀

[@LuqmanMichel]

I learned something new today. I did not know ji for necktie etc. Thank you.

[@mortallagueye9677]

谢谢老师❤

[@canachinese1122]

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[@nopparatrunguthaisiri5880]

Thanks.Love your lesson design.

[@canachinese1122]

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[@begonaortega]

Thank you very much for your lesson. It is very useful 😊

[@canachinese1122]

不客气～这个视频有用，我也很开心呀

[@nothing2419]

great lesson, thank you.

[@canachinese1122]

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[@AndersonGScarpi]

Wow! What a great video, Cana. Thank you so much for sharing it with us.

[@canachinese1122]

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[@psanmuk]

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[@canachinese1122]

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[@dombon5175]

super effective video, xiexie

[@canachinese1122]

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[@vong1186]

This was so helpful. Thank you so much!

[@canachinese1122]

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[@kiukk9288]

Great Cana, helpful topic, looking good as always🌹😉谢谢

[@user-bp3cv6bo9n]

Thank you,well explained ❤❤

[@canachinese1122]

谢谢你一直支持呀～Now can say put on in Chinese right？哈哈

[@canachinese1122]

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[@kiukk9288]

@@canachinese1122 ahah sure 😆

[@jochenrudolph530]

I am studying since some time, but I wasn’t aware of these differences. Now everything is very clear, thanks to your structured explanation. Very good 😊

[@canachinese1122]

Thank you for your comment and encouragement～will keep updating～

[@ilovelaos]

Ni hao

[@canachinese1122]

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[@Sujoanghosh]

Ting you yisi de,qing zuo geng duo zhe zhong shipin,ganxie ni.

[@canachinese1122]

With Chinese charaters--挺有意思的，请做更多这种视频，感谢你。 --OK I will and thank you for your support

[@Sujoanghosh]

@@canachinese1122 Laoshi I don't have hanzi keyboard on my phone. So please excuse me.

[@canachinese1122]

@@Sujoanghosh OK got it！If you can recognize characters

[@mariafilippovarus3613]

Very useful lesson, 谢谢老师

[@canachinese1122]

不客气～也谢谢你的支持

[@happuarachchigamini6392]

我 喜欢你的视频因为太用老师谢谢您

[@canachinese1122]

不客气～谢谢你喜欢和学习中文，加油

[@TheMarcinM]

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[@canachinese1122]

谢谢

[@akairyu3028]

Right , helpfull thanks , nice video , easy thing to understand , no rocket science ;p but I've got one question , Do chinese people say it in other way? like for example " Oooo you've got red shirt today " instead of saying wearing do thye use word have (you?) , I have white socks or i have a black t-shirt , cuz i think in many countries people speak like that more often , is it the same in China?

[@canachinese1122]

谢谢！ Let me try to answer this question--generally we don't say “have”or“got”to indicate“wear”，if you say“have” it means this thing belongs to you，you have this，don't make sense of“wear”--1:" Oooo you've got red shirt today " -哇！wà 你今天穿的是红色的衬衫 nǐ jīn tiān chuān de shì hóng sè de chèn shān（This is natural in Chinese but I think it's more like saying “the shirt you‘ve got today is red”） 2:I have white socks--if this “have” just means you have something or something belongs to you，we say“有 yǒu=have”--我有白色的袜子 wǒ yǒu bái sè de wà zi=I have white socks. But if you want to say“wear” ,we still need to say"穿"--我穿着白色的袜子 wǒ chuān zhe bái sè de wà zi

[@akairyu3028]

@@canachinese1122 ok 👌 I understand i gues wo ming bai heh ,thanks for answering the question helps a lot 😊, now I just have to check out the rest of your videos thanks again and good work.

[@fleetingmoment]

不好意思，老师，我不明白戴手表和手套怎么会被当做是做脖子以上的事情。

[@canachinese1122]

是这样的，因为“把手举起来raise your hands，你的手和胳膊gē bo=arm 就在你的脖子上面，脖子上面的东西一般都用“戴dài” 这只是一个小方法 a little trick 帮你记住什么时候用“戴” 什么时候用“穿”

[@user-cm4yp6um5y]

一大堆废话

[@canachinese1122]

你说的对！

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[@canachinese1122]

感谢 gǎn xiè is not “gang xie”～Thank you for your support～