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反之 (fǎnzhī) - On the contrary, conversely
Processing keyword: 反之 (fǎnzhī) - On the contrary, conversely
In Mandarin Chinese, 反之 (fǎnzhī) is a conjunction used to indicate contrast, similar to how we express "on the contrary" or "conversely" in English. It is often used to introduce a statement that opposes or contradicts a preceding statement.
For example:
[Statement A], 反之 [Statement B]
English | Chinese | Pinyin |
---|---|---|
If you like it | 如果你喜欢这个 | Rúguǒ nǐ xǐhuān zhège |
On the contrary, I don’t like it | 反之,我不喜欢这个 | Fǎnzhī, wǒ bù xǐhuān zhège |
In Chinese culture, making contrasting statements is often done to show different perspectives and enhance discourse. Using 反之 can reflect a thoughtful and respectful dialogue, emphasizing understanding of various opinions.
Using 反之 tends to be more formal, making it suitable for written texts, speeches, or formal discussions. In more casual conversations, other conjunctions like 不过 (bùguò) or 但是 (dànshì) are more common.
Though 反之 is not commonly featured in idiomatic expressions, it can be used to express oppositional viewpoints in idiomatic contexts.
Incorrect Usage: Using 反之 in contexts where the contrast is too subtle can sound awkward.
Confusion with Similar Terms: Confusing 反之 with 不过 or 然而 can lead to improper nuances in meaning.
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