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Detailed Grammar notes:
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谁 (shéi) - Who
Processing keyword: 谁 (shéi) - Who
"谁" (shéi) is used to ask for the identity of a person. It can function in simple sentences as well as in more complex structures.
Basic Sentence Structure:
Example:
谁在那儿?
(Shéi zài nà er?)
Who is there?
何
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谁 (shéi) ---> Function: Interrogative pronoun
The use of "谁" in Mandarin often reflects levels of politeness. In formal settings, it’s common to refer to someone using their title or role (老师 - lǎoshī for teacher, 先生 - xiānsheng for mister) before asking "谁".
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New Feature! Japanese text parser works for custom texts and YouTube, acting as a reading assistant and translator. Check it out!
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