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叫做 (jiào zuò) and 说 (shuō) have different meanings and usage.
1. Meaning:
- 叫做 (jiào zuò) means "to be called" or "to be known as". It is used to introduce or identify someone or something by their name or title. For example:
他叫做李明。(Tā jiào zuò Lǐ Míng.) - His name is Li Ming.
这种花叫做玫瑰。(Zhè zhǒng huā jiào zuò méi guī.) - This flower is called a rose.
- 说 (shuō) means "to speak" or "to talk". It is used to express the act of communicating with words. For example:
他说中文。(Tā shuō zhōng wén.) - He speaks Chinese.
我跟他说了一些话。(Wǒ gēn tā shuō le yī xiē huà.) - I talked to him.
2. Usage:
- 叫做 (jiào zuò) is used to introduce or identify someone or something by their name or title. It is often used in formal situations, such as when introducing oneself or when talking about official names or titles.
- 说 (shuō) is used to express the act of communicating with words. It can be used in various situations, such as having a conversation, giving a speech, or telling a story.
In summary, 叫做 (jiào zuò) is used to introduce or identify someone or something by their name or title, while 说 (shuō) is used to express the act of communicating with words. They have different meanings and usage, and their pronunciation also differs
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