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The appropriate way to use 早晨 (zǎo chén) in a sentence is to use it as a noun to refer to the morning. For example, one could say 早晨我们去散步 (zǎo chén wǒ men qù sàn bù) "We go for a walk in the morning".
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Yes, there are several other words and expressions in Chinese that can mean "morning" besides 早晨 (zǎo chén). Here are a few:
1. 早上 (zǎo shàng)* - This term is commonly used to refer to the morning, typically from dawn until about noon. It is often used in daily conversation and can refer to a more general time frame than 早晨.
2. 清晨 (qīng chén) - This term means "early morning" and emphasizes the freshness and clarity of the morning time. It is often used to describe the early hours when the air is fresh and the world is quiet.
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We usually don't the word 早晨 (zǎo chén) as a greeting. Instead, we would say "早上好 (zǎo shàng hǎo)" which translates to "Good morning". This is a common way to greet someone in the morning in Chinese.
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The difference between 早晨 (zǎochén) and 上午 (shàngwǔ) is that 早晨 refers specifically to the early morning period, usually between 6 am and 9 am, while 上午 refers to the morning as a whole, from around 9 am to 12 pm.
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