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Can you give an example of how 趟 would be *inappropriately* used?
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Hi AnnaBW, for example:
- 你喝过奶茶吗?Have you tried milk-tea?
- 喝过,但是只喝过一次。Yes, I have, but only once.
In this case, we cannot replace 次 with 趟, because 趟 usually refers to a round trip of going somewhere and then coming back.
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1. 次 (cì) - This is a measure word that can be used for a round trip, a set of wushu movements, or things in a row. It can also mean "time" or "occasion" in certain contexts.
2. 班 (bān) - This measure word is commonly used for bus or train services. It can also mean "class" or "shift".
3. 遍 (biàn) - This measure word can be used for a round trip or a set of movements. It can also mean "time" or "all over".
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趟 is considered informal language. It is a measure word used to refer to a round trip, a set of wushu movements, a bus or train service, or things in a row. It is pronounced "tàng" in Mandarin Chinese.
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趟 is appropriate to use when referring to a round trip, a set of wushu movements, a bus or train service, or things in a row. For example, one could say "我今天坐了两趟公交车 (wǒ jīntiān zuò le liǎng tàng gōngjiāo chē)" to mean "I took two bus rides today". It can also be used to refer to a set of wushu movements, such as "他练习了一趟太极拳 (tā liànxí le yī tàng tàijí quán)" to mean "He practiced a set of tai chi movements". Additionally, it can be used to refer to things in a row, such as "他一趟就把书放好了 (tā yī tàng jiù bǎ shū fàng hǎo le)" to mean "He put the books away in one go".
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