天气真好啊。
tiānqì zhēn hǎo a 。
The weather is great.
When Hazel returned hours later, he found Fiver, Bigwig and the rest of his lagomorphic comrades shivering in the dew-drenched gulley at meadow's edge. "I've never seen anything quite like it," he finally
offered, suddenly aware of exactly how much time had passed since he left to scout out the new warren.
"I don't think they're dangerous," he added with a small belch, "although they're not much like the folks
back home...."
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case we Sinocize Richard Adams' Watership Down. Listen in if you're curious what life is like for Chinese
rabbits, or just want to learn how to use simple adjectives in conversation.
tiānqì zhēn hǎo a 。
The weather is great.
ng 。
Hmmm.
shēngcài yě hěn hǎochī 。
The lettuce is also very tasty.
shēnghuó zhēn hǎo 。
Life is great.
shēnghuó zhēn hǎo 。
Life is really good.
ng 。
Hmmm.
:
天气 tiānqì weather noun
生菜 shēngcài lettuce noun 很 hěn very adverb 真 zhēn really adverb 好 hǎo good adjective 也 yě also conjunction
好吃 hǎochī tasty adjective