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Chinese Verbs

Compounds and Phrases for Everyday Use

By Eugene and Nora Ching, The Ohio State University

How verbs function in the Chinese Language

201 monosyllabic verbs based on words frequency lists

The most useful compounds and phrase for each verb given

Chinese pronunciation and Romanization explained

Simplified Chinese characters contrasted with regular forms

Conversion tables of five common phonetic symbols

BARRON’S EDUCATIONAL SERIES, INC

CHINESE VERBS

COMPOUNDS AND PHRASES

FOR EVERYDAY USAGE

Eugene and Nora Ching

The Ohio State University

BARRON'S EDUCATIONAL SERIES, Inc.

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Dedicated to our father,

Professor Tieh-har: Chao,

a devoted teacher and scholar

CONTENTS

Preface

vii

Introduction

The Differences between the Chinese and the English Verb

What Then Is a Chinese Verb?

Aspect Markers

xii

Adverbs of Degree

xiv

Reduplication

Compounds

xvi

Footnotes

xix

Pronunciation

Abbreviations Used in the Text

xxiii

201 Chinese Verbs

Appendixes

216

Chinese Characters for the Examples

216

Conversion from Regular to Simplified Characters

233

III

Initials and Finals in Various Phonetic Symbols

245

Comparative Table of Pinyin, Yale, Wade-Giles, Zhuyin Fuhao,

247

and Gwoyeu Romatzyh (Tonal Spelling) Systems

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