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1. Asking for someone's purpose or intention: 干什么 (gàn shénme) is commonly used when asking someone about their purpose or intention for doing something. For example, if someone is seen carrying a ladder, one might ask 干什么 (gàn shénme) to inquire about their purpose for carrying the ladder.
2. Asking for someone's plans: 干什么 (gàn shénme) can also be used to ask about someone's plans or activities. For example, if someone is seen with a suitcase, one might ask 干什么(gàn shénme) to inquire about their travel plans.
3. Expressing surprise or disbelief: 干什么 (gàn shénme) can also be used to express surprise or disbelief at someone's actions. For example, if someone is seen eating ice cream in the middle of winter, one might exclaim 干什么 (gàn shénme) to express surprise at their choice of dessert.
4. Expressing annoyance or frustration: 干什么 (gàn shénme) can also be used to express annoyance or frustration at someone's actions. For example, if someone is constantly interrupting a conversation, one might say 干什么 (gàn shénme) to express frustration at their behavior.
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1. 做什么 (zuò shénme) - This is a more formal and polite way of asking "what are you doing?" or "what are you going to do?" It can also be used in a broader sense to ask about someone's plans or intentions.
2. 干啥 (gàn shá) - This is a colloquial and shortened version of 干什么, often used in casual conversations among friends or family members. It has a similar meaning and usage as ����么.
3. 干嘛 (gàn má) - This is another colloquial and shortened version of 干什么, commonly used in Northern China. It has a slightly more casual and playful tone compared to ����么.
4.干点什么 (gàn di��n shénme) - This phrase adds the word "点" (di��n), which means "a little" or "some," to the original phrase ����么. It can be used to suggest doing something productive or useful, rather than just asking about someone's actions.
5. 干些什么 (gàn xiē shénme) - This phrase adds the word "些" (xiē), which means "some" or "a few," to the original phrase ����么. It can be used to ask about specific actions or tasks that someone is doing or planning to do.
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干什么 (gàn shénme) is a two-word phrase that is used to ask what someone is doing or what something is for. It is used as a question, and is the equivalent of "What are you doing?" or "What is it for?" in English.
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