When To Use 了 le 【Mandarin Grammar】

[@jakublukas4994]

The best video about 了!! Covers everything, thank you so much!

[@Akikolingoland]

Thank you :)

[@XxvSLYvxX]

Thank you for still making these Chinese Lessons! Lots of hard work and passion was used to make these

[@Akikolingoland]

It's kind comments like yours that make all the hard work worth it, and help push me forward. Thank you! :)

[@nastyaromanova5146]

谢谢您的帮助!

[@Akikolingoland]

不客气~

[@msace6710]

Thank You So Much

[@zzzombie97]

我终于觉悟了😄💪 谢谢老师，您讲得很清楚🙏🏻

[@nina31]

I'm so happy I found your channel I learned a lot thank you so much!!

[@Akikolingoland]

Thank you, am so glad to hear that!

[@georgeweng2208]

Hey 谢谢你 for your teaching. This topic has been really helpfull for me. 😎👍🇨🇳

[@Akikolingoland]

Am so happy to hear that! ;)

[@ningboguide]

Thank you for this very useful video! I've already watched it twice within a week and the "LE" rules start to make sense. True that it takes time to "digest" such an amount of information, so we definitely need patience. :)

[@Akikolingoland]

Thank you so much for the lovely comment, makes me very happy to know that I've made a difference! Yes, we need lots of patience. ;) 加油！

[@silverbaby.]

谢谢老师 😘

[@amitchopra9241]

This is the best explanation on how 了 is used that I could find.A little doubt though... In case of 他吃了饭就去上班 there are two repetitive verbs.Can we write this as 他吃饭去了上班 as per the rule governing repetitive verbs?

[@mountaintag]

Besides coming after a verb, or at the end of a sentence, 了 can also come after a preposition, where the preposition follows the verb. For example: 她把书放在了桌子上 = "She placed the book on the table" Although the verb is 放, with this kind of sentence, I think it would be incorrect to put 了 after 放. Another example: 我把车卖给了他 = "I sold the car to him" (The 了 comes after the preposition 给, and not after the verb 卖)

[@bulaymariya8943]

Thank you so much!

[@Akikolingoland]

You're welcome!

[@megangonzalez1919]

wow maravilloso! que buen video!!!

[@Akikolingoland]

Gracias! :)

[@kamalmohamad3820]

15 / 10 / 2020 i watched most your videos and subscribed before , thanks ....

[@Akikolingoland]

Thank you!

[@Someone-lc6dc]

Why do we need to use 了 in 我每天都是吃了豆沙包再喝可可？ Isn’t this a habitual action? “Every day…”

[@mountaintag]

I think that the sentence-final 了 marks a change-of-state, but only if the verb is negated with 不 or 没 or 别. For example: 他们不是朋友了 = "They are no longer friends" If the verb is not negated, then I think the sentence-final 了 simply marks the current state of an ongoing situation. For example: 他们是朋友了 = "They are (currently) friends" (perhaps they have always been friends)

[@Dragonkller-mg5og]

我学了两年汉语： does liang nian have the function of a measure word to hanyu ?

[@sutriizu1881]

I need time to digest Le2😭

[@GardenNHS]

Please help us British speakers pronounce the number 2 and Mandarin R sounds.

[@TheGrmany69]

So the first one is present perfect, and Chinese seems to be lacking of present simple ( inert state of present), being then present continuous the "normal" state of speaking. It also extends to plusperfect and other forms, although this lady seems to misunderstand tense ( grammar) with syntax. Wether the sentence feels incomplete or not is irrelevant.

[@israelrivera835]

I'm still breathing! :D!

[@Akikolingoland]

😆 Haha glad to hear that!

[@israelrivera835]

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[@Akikolingoland]

@@israelrivera835 Oh oh... I'm blushing! Thank you! :)