我觉得你很特别,非常特别。
wǒ juéde nǐ hěn tèbié , fēicháng tèbié 。
I think that you're very special... extremely special.
June's colleagues had been so eager to set her up with Peter that she had resisted for over a month,
coming up first with this excuse and then that one before finally succumbing to at least one date. But
now that the two of them were alone together, she wondered why had she waited? He was handsome,
and funny and charming. Even the waiters, ever sensitive to the delicacy of unfolding love, had slowly
cleared the rest of the guests indoors, leaving the two of them alone on the candlelit terrace.
Learning Chinese? Our show today is at the more difficult end of our spectrum when it comes to lessons
for absolute beginners. In it, we cover a useful sentence pattern for telling other people how you feel
about them... or life in general. But if it is too difficult for you, don't worry. Just hop back to our lesson
archive for hundreds of even easier lessons for total beginners to the Chinese language.
wǒ juéde nǐ hěn tèbié , fēicháng tèbié 。
I think that you're very special... extremely special.
nǐ bù juéde wǒ de xiàoshēng hěn fánrén ma ?
You don't find the sound of my laughter aggravating?
bù bù bù , hěn hǎotīng 。
Not at all! It's very pleasant.
kěshì biérén dōu shuō hěn cì'ěr 。
But other people say it's irritating.
bù bù bù bù , nà shì tāmen méiyǒu yōumògǎn , wúliáo ,
hěn wúliáo 。
juéde
to feel
verbhěn
very
adverbfēicháng
unusually
adverbxiàoshēng
laughter
nounbiérén
other people
nountèbié
special
adjectivefánrén
annoying
adjectivehǎotīng
pleasant sounding
adjectivecì'ěr
harsh sounding
adjectiveyōumò
humorous
adjective