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Certainly! The phrase 你怎么了 (nǐ zěnme le) translates to "What is wrong with you?" or "Are you okay?" in English. It is often used to inquire about someone's well-being, especially if they seem upset or unwell.
Imagine a scenario where you see a friend looking sad or distressed:
You:你怎么了？(nǐ zěnme le?)
Friend: 我觉得很累。(wǒ juéde hěn lèi.) "I feel very tired."
In this context, you are expressing concern by asking your friend what is wrong. Your friend responds by explaining they are tired, which could indicate they might need some rest or support.
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你怎么了 (nǐ zěnme le) is a question used to ask someone what is wrong with them or if they are okay. It is used to show concern for someone's wellbeing. For example, if someone looks upset, you could ask them 你怎么了 (nǐ zěnme le) to check if they are okay.
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