How to Say "Dry and Wet" in Chinese | How To Say Series | ChinesePod

[@junpu2179]

Very useful Chinese characters!

[@wangbam7538]

我这几天来到你们的频道看着视频一边学习英语一边学习汉语，我是韩国人呵呵😄。对我来说这里的影片都很有意思，而且值得看的呀。
打算以后常来学习哦， 谢谢你。

[@TeamArVes]

I learn today a chinese word. So come lets go guys

[@benjamindebbarma8184]

My language is sino-tibetan family from Northeast India. In my dialect
Name- Mung
Water- Twi / T'i
Dry- Kwran / k'ran
Wet- Ki-shi

[@maichinguyen8436]

By the way I like your voice, thanks for your newword

[@Doritoboy200live]

loved the add that invaded a video i was watching. I WANNA LEARN TEACH ME :)

[@qqwwddccc12]

Can i say tianqi hen shi?

[@victoryang144]

Hello, How would you say Damp?

[@SteeveBlack]

Hi, thank you :) How come you don't need 很 in the first sentence?

[@Kxd5160x]

In this sentence, 干 is used more like a verb and 了 is used to mark the change of status from wet to dry.

[@SteeveBlack]

Kayla DeStefano Thanks :) Cheers

[@danielribeiro2869]

Fei Chang Hao

[@einfachasmr2023]

Wow 为什么外国人的中文如此akzentfrei 很棒！

[@f.ehrenmann553]

but aren't the two 3rd tones in the second example meant to turn into second and third tone?🤔

[@maichinguyen8436]

That's strange, Chinese dont use tobe when combining it with adjective, right?
Like she just said: "Wo de yifu hen gan"
"我 的 衣服 很 干"

[@Kxd5160x]

In this sentence, 干 is used more like a verb and 了 is used to mark the change of status from wet to dry. (More like, my clothes have dried)

[@brianwilliszw]

i only joined coz you cute! lol

[@lamabuddha496]

小心地滑（滑 呢？

[@小燁]

I thought she is going to teach us bad words😂😂😂😂😂