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Hi both are alright. If you say it really fast it becomes the neutral tone. Therefore both ge and ge4 exist in the dictionary.
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The word 一个 (yīgè, after tone change - yígè) in Chinese means "one" or "a," and it is used to indicate a singular item or to count. Its usage remains generally consistent across both formal and informal contexts; however, there can be subtle differences in preference or frequency depending on the situation.
For example, when chatting with friends or family, one might say something like "我想要一个苹果" (wǒ xiǎng yào yígè píngguǒ), which means "I want an apple."
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一个 (yīgè) is used to indicate a single item or person. For example, 你有一个 (nǐ yǒu yīgè) 姐姐 means "you have one elder sister". It can also be used to indicate a single instance of something, such as 今天我吃了一个 (jīntiān wǒ chīle yīgè) 苹果, which means "I ate one apple today".
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