Learning to Speak Chinese - How to Use 'De' (Possession, One, That or Who)
的【de】can mean possession, one, that or who. It can also act as a linking word between a common noun, verb or adjective and 时候【shíhòu】. If you are just …
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的【de】can mean possession, one, that or who. It can also act as a linking word between a common noun, verb or adjective and 时候【shíhòu】. If you are just …
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