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为何 (wèi hé) is a phrase that is commonly used in Mandarin Chinese to mean "why." It is made up of two characters: 为 (wèi) meaning "for" or "to" and 何 (hé) meaning "what" or "how." Together, they form a question word that is used to inquire about the reason or cause of something.
Here are some common ways in which 为何 (wèi hé) is used in different contexts:
1. Asking for an explanation or reason:
- 你为何要这样做？(Nǐ wèi hé yào zhè yàng zuò?) - Why did you do this?
2. Expressing curiosity or confusion:
- 他们为何要离婚？(Tā men wèi hé yào lí hūn?) - Why are they getting divorced?
- 为何这个决定会引起这么多争议？(wèi hé zhè ge jué dìng huì yǐn qǐ zhè me duō zhēng yì?) - Why is this decision causing so much controversy?
3. In academic or formal settings:
- 为何这个理论被广泛接受？(wèi hé zhè ge lǐ lùn bèi guǎng fàn jiē shòu?) - Why is this theory widely accepted?
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为何 (wèi hé) is a Chinese phrase that is used to ask "why". It is composed of two characters: 为 (wèi) which means "for" or "on behalf of" and 何 (hé) which means "what". Together, they form the phrase 为何 (wèi hé) which literally translates to "for what" or "on behalf of what". This phrase is used to ask why something is the way it is or why something happened. It is a more formal way of asking "why" than other Chinese phrases such as 为什么 (wèi shén me) which literally translates to "for what reason".
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