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The phrase 并不 (bìng bù) is indeed used in spoken Chinese. It translates to "not at all" or "emphatically not," which adds a strong emphasis to the negation.
For example, you might say "我并不认为这样是对的" (Wǒ bìng bù rènwéi zhèyàng shì duì de), which means "I do not think that this is right at all." In this context, the use of 并不 (bìng bù) underscores the speaker's strong conviction.
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并不 (bìng bù) is used to emphasize that something is not true or not the case. For example, 他并不是个坏人 (tā bìng bù shì gè huài rén) meaning "He is not a bad person (at all)".
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No, 并不 (bìng bù) is not used in a formal context. This phrase is considered informal and is used to emphasize a negative statement. It is often used in casual conversations and is not appropriate for formal writing or speaking.
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