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Especially (尤其)
尤其 means “especially.” It highlights one item, person, aspect, or example from a larger group.
Exemple de référence
我喜欢运动，尤其喜欢打篮球。
Wǒ xǐhuan yùndòng, yóuqí xǐhuan dǎ lánqiú.
I like sports, especially playing basketball.
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Résumé de la leçon
尤其 means “especially.” It highlights one item, person, aspect, or example from a larger group.
尤其 means “especially.” It highlights one item, person, aspect, or example from a larger group. In Chinese, 尤其 usually appears before the verb, adjective, or number phrase it modifies. Use it when the meaning is clear: process, final result, continuation, confirmation, emphasis, estimate, similarity, minimum, or maximum. Do not translate word by word from Vietnamese or English; check whether the sentence needs an adverb, an adjective, or a number limit. Common mistakes include placing 尤其 after the verb, using it with an exact number when an estimate is not intended, or confusing similar words such as 逐渐/不断, 仍然/依然, 大概/差不多, and 至少/最多.
Structure grammaticale
尤其
尤其 means “especially.” It highlights one item, person, aspect, or example from a larger group.
这里的菜都好吃，尤其是这个鱼。
Zhèlǐ de cài dōu hǎochī, yóuqí shì zhège yú.
The dishes here are all good, especially this fish.
他中文说得很好，尤其是发音。
Tā Zhōngwén shuō de hěn hǎo, yóuqí shì fāyīn.
He speaks Chinese well, especially his pronunciation.
我喜欢安静的地方，尤其是图书馆。
Wǒ xǐhuan ānjìng de dìfang, yóuqí shì túshūguǎn.
Chinese adverbs normally come before the predicate.
Complétez la phrase :
I like quiet places, especially libraries.