Chinese Mini-Test: Any day is fine (Beginner)
Dec. 13, 2010
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So excited I found this article as it made tihgns much quicker!
I went to tons of links before this, what was I tihninkg?
That’s right! I’d like to provide an example for when 行 means “to walk:” “她不能行走了。She is unable to walk.”
I also took this Mandarin lesson online. Yes, 行 means “OK.” But, I’ve learned that 行 has another meaning—”to walk.” For example: “行走 to walk/to go on foot.”
I took this Mandarin lesson online and I have a question, in this lesson does “行” mean “OK?”