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<blockquote>How old are you?</blockquote> | <blockquote>How old are you?</blockquote> | ||
The adjectival verb <span class="notranslate">大 dà</span> can be translated as "to be big" in the sense of size and age. | The adjectival verb <span class="notranslate"><code>大</code> dà</span> can be translated as "to be big" in the sense of size and age. | ||
* <span class="notranslate">中国 很大 Zhōngguó Hěn dà</span> | * <span class="notranslate">中国 很大 Zhōngguó Hěn dà</span> | ||
<blockquote>China is very big.</blockquote> | <blockquote>China is very big.</blockquote> | ||
In Chinese, the word <span class="notranslate">多 duō</span> can also be translated as "how many?" when he is in front of a verb. | In Chinese, the word <span class="notranslate"><code>多</code> duō</span> can also be translated as "how many?" when he is in front of a verb. | ||