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Thanks for the explanation! Where do I find your “notes” on liang?
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Hi Felix, this is already the notes for 两 (liang 3). :) Sorry for the confusion! If you have questions, leave them here. We will try our best to answer. :)
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Thank you for the comment!
We have added the suggested phrase to our dictionary. Updates are available online on our website, they will appear in the app with the next update.
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1. Both sides or parties: 两 (liǎng) can also be used to refer to both sides or parties in a situation. For example, 两国关系 (liǎng guó guānxì) means "relations between two countries" and 两方 (liǎng fāng) means "both sides."
2. In idiomatic expressions: There are also some idiomatic expressions in Chinese that use 两 (liǎng). For example, 两全其美 (liǎng quán qí měi) means "to satisfy both sides" or "to have the best of both worlds," and 两面三刀 (liǎng miàn sān dāo) means "two-faced" or "double-dealing."
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两 (liǎng) is used to express a quantity or amount in Chinese. It is used to refer to two of something, such as 两个人 (liǎng gè rén) meaning "two people". It can also be used to refer to a few of something, such as 两只鸟 (liǎng zhī niǎo) meaning "a couple of birds". It can also be used to refer to both sides or parties, such as 两边 (liǎng biān) meaning "both sides".
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