Point of grammar - the use of 穦 and 璶 as markers of future tense
Autor wątku: Roddy Stegemann
Roddy Stegemann
Roddy Stegemann
USA
Local time: 14:26
niemiecki > angielski
+ ...
Jul 28, 2003

I have noticed that 穦 and 璶 can both indicate future tense. Are they always interchangeable in this context? If not, when are they not?

Yes, I know that in other contexts, they can mean very different things, but this is not the issue here.

Well, I was told that this is the proper place to discuss these matters, so I am looking forward to your response.


 
chance (X)
chance (X)
francuski > chiński
+ ...
會 and 要 Jul 28, 2003

Hamo wrote:

I have noticed that 會 and 要 can both indicate future tense. Are they always interchangeable in this context? If not, when are they not?

Yes, I know that in other contexts, they can mean very different things, but this is not the issue here.

Well, I was told that this is the proper place to discuss these matters, so I am looking forward to your response.


Hi Hamo,

据我的理解:

會:将要            

例如:我会去看她  I am going to see her

要:表示愿望    
例如:我要去看她  I want to
see her

我想會有其他同事解釋的更好。

[Edited at 2003-07-28 14:03]


 
chance (X)
chance (X)
francuski > chiński
+ ...
會﹔ 要 Jul 28, 2003



[Edited at 2003-07-28 17:31]


 


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Point of grammar - the use of 穦 and 璶 as markers of future tense






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