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Detailed Grammar notes:
%E7%9B%B4%E5%88%B0...%E6%89%8D...%20(zh%C3%ADd%C3%A0o...%20c%C3%A1i...)%20-%20Not%20until...then...
直到...才... (zhídào... cái...) - Not until...then...
Processing keyword: 直到...才... (zhídào... cái...) - Not until...then...
The structure 直到...才... is used to express that an action or event does not occur until another specific action or event takes place. This grammar point emphasizes a sense of condition or sequence, highlighting that one action is highly dependent on the occurrence of another.
[Action/Event 1] + 直到 + [Action/Event 2] + 才
Example:
他到了学校,直到上课才开始学习。
(Tā dào le xuéxiào, zhídào shàngkè cái kāishǐ xuéxí.)
"He didn't start studying until he got to school and the class began."
才 (cái): When used alone (without 直到), it can simply mean "only then" or "just".
才 (cái) with other time words:
The use of 直到...才... can reflect values in Chinese culture such as patience and the importance of timing. It shows that certain actions need to follow a proper sequence, echoing the structured nature of social interactions in Chinese society.
Using this structure can indicate a formal tone in academic or professional settings. In contrast, informal contexts may simplify the structure or replace it with a more casual approach.
This structure is powerful for expressing dependency and sequencing in Mandarin, and mastering it will greatly enhance your communicative skills.
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