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有 (yǒu) can be used in many ways, but the most common meaning of this Chinese verb is "to have". | 有 (yǒu) can be used in many ways, but the most common meaning of this Chinese verb is "to have". | ||
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Revision as of 18:45, 10 October 2018
有 (yǒu) can be used in many ways, but the most common meaning of this Chinese verb is "to have".
Structure
Subject + 有 + Name </ code>
Examples
- 我 有 钱. </ span>
- Wǒ yǒu qián. </ span>
I have (the) money. </ blockquote>
- 你 有 房子. </ span>
- Nǐ yǒu fángzi. </ span>
You have a house. </ blockquote>
- 她 有 车. </ span>
- Tā yǒu chē. </ span>
She has a car. </ blockquote>
- 我 有 女 朋友. </ span>
- Wǒ yǒu nǚ pengyǒu. </ span>
I have a girlfriend. </ blockquote>
- 他 有 一 个 太太. </ span>
- Tā yǒu yīgè tàitài. </ span>
He has a wife. </ blockquote>
- 他 有 两 个 女儿. </ span>
- Tā yǒu liǎng gènér. </ span>
He has two daughters. </ blockquote>
- 他 有 有 多 狗 狗 狗. </ span>
- Tā yǒu hnduō xiǎo gǒu. </ span>
He has a lot of puppies. </ blockquote>
- 你 有 什么? </ span>
- Nǐ yǒu shénme? </ span>
What do you have? </ blockquote>
iPad 吗? </ span>
- Nǐ yǒu iPad ma? </ span>
Do you have a *
iPad </ span>? </ blockquote>
- 你 有 有 工作 吗? </ span>
- Nǐ yǒu gōngzuò my? </ span>
Do you have a job? </ blockquote>
Negation of 有
The verb 有 (yǒu) </ span> can be put in its negative form in a very specific way.
We do not use 不 (bù) </ span> as for most verbs but 没 (méi) </ span>.
The negative form of 有 (yǒu) </ span> is 没有 (méiyǒu) </ span>.
Sources