Learn Chinese for Free - Lesson 9
Today's Chinese characters:
我爱你
In this lesson you'll learn your first Chinese verb: love. We'll use it to show how Chinese pronouns can be used as both subject and object.
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Characters' Essentials
| - | I, me |
| - | To love |
| - | You (singular) |
Description and Examples
Chinese pronouns can all be used as both subject and object. For example:
我爱你
你爱我
Sentence Structure 1 |
Exercise
Make sentences with all the possible combinations and read until fluent.
我
你
医生
老师
爱
老师
医生
你
我
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Characters' Details
Chinese Character 22 of 1000
appearance score: # 9
frequency: 0.8733916%
| - | I; my; me |
| - | (Sometimes it's used with the meaning of 'we, our, us') |
| - | (Used with 你 in parallel structures means 'each one, everybody') |
| - | Self |
| - | (A surname) |
There's no difference between the simplified and the traditional version of this character.
Chinese Character 23 of 1000
appearance score: # 394
frequency: 0.0558990%
| - | Love; like, be fond of, be keen on; cherish, treasure, hold dear, take good care of; be apt to, be in the habit of |
| - | Affection; love |
| - | (A surname) |
This character has a different traditional version.
Chinese Character 24 of 1000
appearance score: # 32
frequency: 0.3644394%
| - | You |
| - | One, anyone |
| - | (Sometimes it's used as plural) |
| - | (Used with 我 or 他 in parallel structures means 'each one, everybody') |
There's no difference between the simplified and the traditional version of this character.
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