Both 倘若 (tǎngruò) and 如果 (rúguǒ) mean "if" in Chinese. 如果 is the most common and neutral way to say “if.” It is widely used in both spoken and written Chinese. Example: ... [Read more]

  

Both 倘若 (tǎngruò) and 如果 (rúguǒ) mean "if" in Chinese. 如果 is the most common and neutral way to say “if.” It is widely used in both spoken and written Chinese. Example: ... [Read more]

  

The character 两 (liǎng) can indeed mean both “two” and “50 grams” (as a traditional unit of weight). Here’s how to tell them apart: When 两 means “two”, it's used as the numeral ... [Read more]

  

The character 两 (liǎng) can indeed mean both “two” and “50 grams” (as a traditional unit of weight). Here’s how to tell them apart: When 两 means “two”, it's used as the numeral ... [Read more]

  

Why do the symbols have different colors? What do the colors mean? And what are the symbols typically called? ... [Read more]

  

Ko (Chinese: 打劫) is one of many Go terms that refers to a situation where the ko rule applies. The rule says that a move cannot be played such that it causes the board to look exactly the same as ... [Read more]

  

必须 (bìxū) and 要 (yào) are different in these ways: 必须 means "must, have to". It indicates a strong obligation. E.g. 我必须写完作业。Wǒ bìxū xiě wán zuòyè. I must ... [Read more]

  

必须 (bìxū) and 要 (yào) are different in these ways: 必须 means "must, have to". It indicates a strong obligation. E.g. 我必须写完作业。Wǒ bìxū xiě wán zuòyè. I must ... [Read more]

  

why am i getting other training modes in the random moments of a drill even when i've picked up the only one training mode? for example i want to practice listening with "Audio Recognition ... [Read more]

  

It would be very useful to also be able to see the images of the meaning of the words.
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内卷 is used to refer to a very competitive life of being overworked, stressed, anxious and feeling trapped for nothing. [Read more]

  

赞美 (zànměi) versus 夸奖 (kuājiǎng) 赞美 (zànměi) is more formal or literary and is often used in writing, speeches, or art to express deep admiration for someone's virtues, actions ... [Read more]

  

经历 (jīnglì) versus 体验 (tǐyàn): 经历 has an emphasis on events or experiences one has gone through. It focuses on the entire course of going through something, especially challenges or l ... [Read more]

  

只 is widely used for any animals. It can also be used for insects and mythical creatures, depending on context. Some animals have specific measure words for themselves, so be aware that 只 may not ... [Read more]

  

虎啸龙吟 (hǔ xiào lóng yín) literally means “tigers roar and dragons chant,” and it’s a Chinese idiom often used figuratively to indicate majesty, power, and dramatic tension. 虎啸龙 ... [Read more]