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Can we use it like visit a place?
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@Djid visit a place is “访问” /fang wen/
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访问 is followed by:
1. a person;
2. a website.
拜访 is followed by a person and the difference between 拜访 and 访问 is that 拜访 indicates more respect. 拜访 is used when you visit someone older than and senior to you.
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Yes, 拜访 (bàifǎng) can be used to describe visiting your workplace. In this context, it means to visit someone or somewhere in a formal or respectful manner. It can also be used to describe visiting a company or organization for business purposes.
For example, you can say "我今天要去拜访我的老板" (wǒ jīntiān yào qù bàifǎng wǒ de lǎobǎn) which means "I am going to visit my boss today" or "我明天要去拜访公司总部" (wǒ míngtiān yào qù bàifǎng gōngsī zǒngbù) which means "I am going to visit the company headquarters tomorrow."
Other words that can be used to describe visiting your workplace include 访问 (fǎngwèn) and 参观 (cānguān). 访问 (fǎngwèn) is more commonly used for visiting someone or somewhere for a specific purpose, such as conducting an interview or gathering information. 参观 (cānguān) is often used to describe visiting a place for the purpose of sightseeing or learning, such as visiting a museum or tourist attraction.
For example, you can say "我今天要去访问我的同事" (wǒ jīntiān yào qù fǎngwèn wǒ de tóngshì) which means "I am going to visit my colleague today" or "我明天要去参观公司的工厂" (wǒ míngtiān yào qù cānguān gōngsī de gōngchǎng) which means "I am going to visit the company's factory tomorrow."
In summary, 拜访 (bàifǎng) can be used to describe visiting your workplace in a formal or respectful manner, while 访问 (fǎngwèn) and 参观 (cānguān) can also be used depending on the purpose of the visit.
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1. 访问 (fǎngwèn) - to visit, to pay a visit
This word is similar to 拜访 in meaning, but it is more formal and can also be used in a professional or official context.
2. 探访 (tànfǎng) - to visit, to call on
This word is often used when visiting someone who is sick or in a difficult situation, showing concern and care.
3. 拜谒 (bàiyè) - to pay respects, to visit a grave or memorial
This word is used when visiting a grave or memorial to pay respects to the deceased.
4. 拜见 (bàijiàn) - to pay a visit, to call on
This word is similar to 拜访 and is often used in a formal or respectful context.
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