Chinese grammar explained (with exercises) - Which de (的, 得, or 地) should you use?

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The best explanation on UA-cam! Especially with 地. Thank you!

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I agree. Excellent explanation. Because it is not easy to understand the sentence structure otherwise! Thankyou. 🙏

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[@piresssancho7]

很好得学习

[@allenmax7200]

老师太谢谢您！讲地很清楚。

[@ignitemoment]

I don't mean to be rude, but it's 讲得很清楚 or 讲的很清楚. "地" is the only wrong option here.

[@pramudhita5003]

谢谢您，现在我请楚地了解

[@chinesegr79]

So , 地 and 得 in order to make an adverb is the same in meaning , the only difference is the structure , right ？

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I just added this to HSK 3 lesson 18

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Laoshi, please help us how to arrange those sentences in the HSK 4 workbook?

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[@lilywang3221]

as a chinese i actually don't know much about the differences and i use 的 all the time😅

[@yosvaniquiala6036]

Why they use 的 twice on this example:
这个视频是关于介词的用法的

[@shunyezheng8332]

白勺的啥意思?

[@badshahengineeringvlogs9718]

hen hao laoshi

[@TechWizardBoctulus]

Thank you!! I've a question: why should I use "ge" in this case? 这是个很好的工作

[@zeyhey8473]

it just omitted the 一 before 个

[@mathew2378]

cantonese is easier. Dik1 for 的 dak1 for 得 and dei6 for 地, mandarin is notoriously homonymous

[@carlosbarragan2223]

Well, these particles aren't used in actual Cantonese, just in the written official "Cantonese" language, which is modelled on standard written Chinese (i.e Grammar based on Northern Mandarin dialects) even though it's usually pronounced using colloquial Cantonese readings. In fact, 的，得 and地 are probably etymologically the same and the characters used to represent this particle were arbitrarily specialized in one particular grammatical role

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If your videos have a script Iwill regestere with your course? I hope find a solution

[@hochantha8768]

Xie xie laoshi

[@Li.Siyuan]

It's very confusing when you use inconsistent tone information for words. For instance, you have used both de and dé for the character 得 in this video - disappointing. Otherwise very good. Thanks.

[@mountaintag]

I think that this error was computer generated, and overlooked when making the video. The character 得 can also be pronounced as "dé" (which means "to obtain"), as well as "děi" (which means "must" or "have to"). In this video, only "de" (neutral tone) should have been used, since this is the proper pronunciation of 得 as a connecting particle.
There is a similar error at 5:05, where 个 should have been marked as "ge" which is the correct pronunciation of this character when used as a measure word. The "gè" pronunciation means "individual".

[@ChineseZeroToHero]

Yeah I missed that one

[@Li.Siyuan]

@@mountaintag Thank you for this. I was already aware of the other meaning for 个 and of seeing the "gè" pronunciation but have always assumed they are alternative pronunciations since I've seen the measure word 个 used with the 4th tone marker on many other channels as well. This now makes perfect sense.
Once again, many thanks and I wish you a Happy New Year.

[@stefanomaddalena3519]

你的“玩儿”怎么没有儿化音？有点纳闷。。。

[@user-zi7td2hd8r]

1 北方人喜欢儿化音，南方人不喜欢儿化音。2 有或没有儿化音都可以。3 不使用儿化音是更文雅的口音。4 没有必要的就不教，这才是更好的课程。