Chinese classifier
The modern Chinese varieties make frequent use of what are called classifiers or measure words. One use of classifiers is when a noun is qualified by a numeral known as a noun phrase. When a phrase such as "one person" or "three books" is translated into Chinese, it is normally necessary to insert an appropriate classifier between the numeral and the noun. For example, in Standard Mandarin, the first of these phrases would be 一个人 yí gè rén, where yī means "one", rén means "person", and gè is the required classifier. There are also other grammatical contexts in which classifiers are used, including after the demonstratives 这 (這) zhè ("this") and 那 nà ("that"); however, when a noun stands alone without any such qualifier, no classifier is needed. There are also various other uses of classifi
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Chinese classifier
The modern Chinese varieties make frequent use of what are called classifiers or measure words. One use of classifiers is when a noun is qualified by a numeral known as a noun phrase. When a phrase such as "one person" or "three books" is translated into Chinese, it is normally necessary to insert an appropriate classifier between the numeral and the noun. For example, in Standard Mandarin, the first of these phrases would be 一个人 yí gè rén, where yī means "one", rén means "person", and gè is the required classifier. There are also other grammatical contexts in which classifiers are used, including after the demonstratives 这 (這) zhè ("this") and 那 nà ("that"); however, when a noun stands alone without any such qualifier, no classifier is needed. There are also various other uses of classifi
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As modernas variedades da líng ...... s apenas como classificadores.
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Els mesuradors (Xinès tradicio ...... stat se n'explica l'ús si cal.
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En langue chinoise, les classi ...... s de mesure est aussi utilisé.
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I kinesiska används måttsord e ...... sig komplett eller normerande.
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In de grammatica's van de Chin ...... structie als "zes vel papier".
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La lingua cinese moderna fa am ...... sivamente come classificatori.
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Los clasificadores chinos (chi ...... ando su uso en caso necesario.
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The modern Chinese varieties m ...... now used only as classifiers.
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Счётное сло́во (кит. трад. 量詞, ...... глагольные (动量词 dòngliàngcí).
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في اللغة الصينية المعاصرة، الم ...... مثل هذا وتلك لتعريف أشياء أخص.
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Chinese ink painting depicting a man sitting under a tree
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Photo of a tower with over 20 stories.
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汉语水平词汇与汉字等级大纲
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" pants"
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General classifier , the most common Chinese classifier
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James Tai and Wang Lianqing found that the horse classifier
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The above nouns denoting long or flexible objects may all appear with the classifier
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pǐ is sometimes used for mules ...... enced by prototypal closeness.
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tiáo in certain dialects such ...... efer to 櫈. Instead, 張 is used.
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Hànyǔ Shuǐpíng Cíhuì yú Hànzi Děngjí Dàgāng
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A classifier categorizes a cla ...... of the entity named by a noun.
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Where do these classifiers come from? Each classifier has its own history.
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As modernas variedades da líng ...... ntivo fica sozinho, sem qualqu
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Els mesuradors (Xinès tradicio ...... mpren per dir la mateixa cosa.
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En langue chinoise, les classi ...... s de mesure est aussi utilisé.
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I kinesiska används måttsord e ...... iv och sist måttsord för verb.
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In de grammatica's van de Chin ...... t geteld wordt, aan te duiden.
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La lingua cinese moderna fa am ...... non è necessario un classific
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Los clasificadores chinos (chi ...... ncionando como clasificadores.
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The modern Chinese varieties m ...... various other uses of classifi
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Счётное сло́во (кит. трад. 量詞, ...... глагольные (动量词 dòngliàngcí).
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في اللغة الصينية المعاصرة، الم ...... مثل هذا وتلك لتعريف أشياء أخص.
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Chinees maatwoord
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Chinese classifier
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Clasificadores en chino
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Classificador chinês
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Classificateurs en chinois
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Classificatori della lingua cinese
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Kinesiska måttsord
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Mesurador xinès
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Счётное слово (китайский язык)
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مصنف صيني
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