酷兔英语

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SECTION: TO NEED / TO WANT / TO EAT
English:To want / to need
Pinyin:y脿o
English:What do you want?
Pinyin:n菒 y脿o sh茅n-me
Literally:you want what?
The verb yau followed by a noun means to want, and followed by a verb implies to need.
English:I want rice
Pinyin:w菕 y脿o y墨-ge f脿n
Literally:I want one rice
We will discuss the word for one later
English:I want you
Pinyin:w菕 y脿o n菒
Literally:(same)
English:I need to eat
Pinyin:w菕 y脿o ch墨
Literally:(same)
English:I need to eat (a meal)
Pinyin:w菕 y脿o ch墨 f脿n
Literally:I need to eat rice
English:Do you want?
Pinyin:n菒 y脿o ma
Literally:you want +?
Another way of asking a questing (other than using mah) is to instead place the positive and negative forms of a verb back-to-back, effectively giving the listener a choice:
English:Do you want? (using +/- verb construction)
Pinyin:n菒 y脿o b煤 y脿o
Literally:you want-not-want?
English:Don't want (say this to pushy merchants)
Pinyin:b煤 y脿o
Literally:not want
English:No thanks
Pinyin:xi猫-xie, b煤 y脿o
Literally:thanks, not want
SECTION: DELICIOUS
English:Delicious (said about food)
Pinyin:h菐o ch墨
Literally:good to eat
English:Very delicious
Pinyin:h臎n h菐o ch墨
Literally:very good to eat
English:Really
Pinyin:zh膿n
English:Really delicious
Pinyin:zh膿n h菐o ch墨
Literally:really good to eat



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