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Difference between 本，本书，书 Can anyone please clarify the difference 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 between those three words for me. I wrote a text about books, and I used 书 . In the correction I saw 本书 for book, or just 本. Is 书 only used in combination with other words? Like, when I want to write about a textbook for example? Can this be translated as 书的汉语 or something like that? Thank you!
本 is a measure word, whereas 书 means book. Chinese is full of different measure words to refer to different types of objects, a bit like in English we talk about "a cup of coffee" or "a sheet of paper". In these cases, cup and sheet are both the measure words. Chinese is stricter about their use, though, in that 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 you cannot refer to things without their measure words, but 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 you can sometimes refer to them only by their words. Again, something similar happens sometimes in English. Consider the following dialogue: "Would you like a cup of tea?" "Yes, I'd like a cup." In the reply, the kind of cup we're talking about is understood even though you don't actually mention 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 tea. Have a look at the following resources: https://resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/Measure_word https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Chinese_classifiers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIda0ll6ErM
Chinese is difficult in the sense that every words alone can have its meaning. Even if the words are linked as vocabulary, each word in the vocabulary carries a meaning that builds up the 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 vocabulary. I do not know the exact meaning of some words in a vocabulary even I am a native. But to me the word 本 itself has meaning of something related to books or things that can be written in or something written. For 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 example, , in a vocabulary called 記事本(notebook), each word 記, 事 and 本 carries a meaning. 本 here has a 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 meaning of something that can be written in or a book. However, 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 the word 本 is always not used alone, but rather add after words as a vocabulary. It can also be used, 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 as olaf said, as a measure word if used after a number. For example, 一本书 means a book. If you want to write about a textbook, 书 is already sufficient in describing 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 that. 本书 means this book. Hope you find this useful.
Okay. I'll try to make it easy for you to understand. In this context,“本” means "this". So “本书” means "this 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 book". And “书” is just "book".
I wrote a text about books. -- 书本 (means general idea of books) I saw one book. -- 一本书 （when together with number, you have to use measure word for different nouns) 本is only measure word for book, itself has no meaning at all. 书itself means book/books, general idea. Chinese words is all about combination of characters to form 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 new meaning. So 书本 means books as general, more often as textboks. There is no word of 本书，but 一本书means a book, 本has to go with a number as it's a measure 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 word. So, "I wrote a text about books" , should be translated 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 to "我写了一篇关于书的文章“。
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开始外汇交易员的前8本书
Difference 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 between 本，本书，书 Can anyone please clarify the difference between those three words for me. I wrote a text about books, and I used 书 . In the correction I saw 本书 for book, or just 本. Is 书 only used in combination with other 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 words? Like, when I want to write about a textbook for example? Can this be translated as 书的汉语 or something like that? Thank 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 you!
本 is a measure word, whereas 书 means book. Chinese is full of different measure words to refer to different types of objects, a bit like in English we talk about "a cup of coffee" or "a sheet of paper". In 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 these cases, cup and sheet are both the measure words. Chinese is stricter about their use, though, in that you cannot refer to things without their measure words, but you can sometimes refer to them only by their words. Again, something similar happens sometimes in English. Consider the following dialogue: "Would you like a cup of tea?" "Yes, I'd like a cup." In the reply, the kind of cup we're talking about is 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 understood even though you don't actually mention tea. Have a look at the following resources: https://resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/Measure_word https://en.开始外汇交易员的前8本书 wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Chinese_classifiers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIda0ll6ErM
Chinese is difficult in the sense that every words alone can have its meaning. Even if the words are linked as vocabulary, each word in the vocabulary carries a meaning that builds up the vocabulary. I do not know the exact meaning of some words in a vocabulary even I am a native. But to me the word 本 itself has meaning of something related to books or things that can be written in or something written. For example, , in 开始外汇交易员的前8本书 a vocabulary called 記事本(notebook), each word 記, 事 and 本 carries a meaning. 本 here has a meaning of something that can be written in or a book. However, the word 本 is always not used alone, but rather add after words as a vocabulary. It can also be used, as olaf said, as a measure word if used after a number. For example, 一本书 means a book. If you want to write about a textbook, 书 is already sufficient in describing that. 本书 means this book. Hope you find this useful.
Okay. I'll try to make it easy for you to understand. In this context,“本” means "this". So “本书” means "this book". And “书” is just "book".
I wrote a text about books. -- 书本 (means general idea of books) I saw one book. -- 一本书 （when together with number, you have to use measure word for different nouns) 本is only measure word for book, itself has no meaning at all. 书itself means book/books, general idea. Chinese words is all about combination of characters to form new meaning. So 书本 means books as general, more often as textboks. There is no word of 本书，but 一本书means a book, 本has to go with a number as it's a measure word. So, "I wrote a text about books" , should be translated to "我写了一篇关于书的文章“。
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