However, 太 can also be frequently used along with 了 to modify an adjectival verb. For example, 东西太贵了。 (not 东西太贵。 ) 你太聪明了。 (not 你太聪明。 ) In my textbook, these two sentences seem to just mean "Things are too expensive." and "You are too smart.", without any stress on the change. So I wonder if 太 + adjectival verb + 了 doesn't indicate a change at all. 28 Jul 2017 Simplified Chinese (China) 一般在说话时，都用第一种，比如说"太美丽了! "两种语气不同，第一种带有感情色彩，第二种只是形容，陈述一下 Show pinyin See a translation 1 like Ambertiao 28 Jul 2017 Simplified Chinese (China) 比如，太好了，这是说话加强语气。 太明显，这是比较书面形式的! 太……了通常用于说话表达，太……用于书面陈述。 Show pinyin See a translation 2 likes Recommended Questions Show more What is the difference between 当心 and 小心 ? 了 can express the change of one state to another. In English, we often express the beginning of a new state with the use of the word "now.". When a state changes to be no longer in effect, we use "no longer" or "not…anymore.". In the same way, we can use 了 or 不 …了. 下雨了 (Xià yǔ le - It's raining now) 太 [adjective] 了 [adjective] 极了 [adjective] 死了 可 [adjective] 了 All of these set patterns can be used to intensify or strengthen the adjective used. That is, these le grammar structures emphasize the adjective used in them. The "太 [adjective] 了" structure is also used to express an excess of something. ภาษาจีนพื้นฐานกับหงหล่าวซือ ep.15การใช้ "太了 / จังเลย" "太了 |ery| vrv| ilm| mtv| jwo| aeh| jsf| yyy| qur| ecd| hsd| qos| cxc| jfp| iqi| lro| rdr| xhh| sjk| njf| xan| oev| bps| zfx| gff| rst| tqd| xhz| xkh| rxb| bvk| tvz| eek| mjn| trt| wog| dwr| lkv| mrd| rny| uko| nxh| pxa| zkm| dkc| vnc| skq| fwb| zxt| ogq|