Chinese Grammar
Nov 26 • 295 read
The uses of de 得
Use de 得 after verbs to indicate HOW something is done (well or poorly, quickly or slowly, etc.):
My older brother drives too fast!
Wǒ gēge kāichē kāide tài kuài.
我哥哥开车开得太快。
You speak English very well.
Nǐ shuō Yīngyǔ shuōde hěn hǎo.
你说英语说得很好。
Use de 得 after adjectives to mean “so . . . that . . .”:
I was so happy that I started to jump (for joy).
Wǒ gāoxìng de tiàoqǐlái le.
我高兴得跳起来了。
My older sister was so sad she started to cry.
Wǒ jiějie nánguò de kūqǐlái le.
我姐姐难过得哭起来了。
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