"他经常很生气。"

Translation: He is often angry.

[Keith_APP]

"他经常生气。 "不就行了吗？

画蛇添足 Drawing a snake with its feet → Doing something additional but redundant.

[ArtBurnap]

@ DJ Jammur -- Take a look at the Wikipedia article on Chinese Adjectives, particularly the section with the headings Predicative (after nouns) & First Pattern:
Unlike English, subjects and predicates adjectives in a Chinese sentence are not linked by copula but by degree adverbs, such as 很 hěn "very," 好 hǎo "highly," 真 zhēn "really," and 非常 fēicháng "extraordinarily, extremely."

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_adjectives?wprov=sfla1

Because you have to have a degree adverb to accompany a free-standing, affirmative, predicate adjective, the most basic level of these, 很, can basically be ignored in this structure.

[DJJammur]

Hen??? Very???

[fangblood15006]

"He is often angry" could be a better translation. Or "he is angry often"

[Tommy556270]

Why cant i put usually at the end of the sentence???????

[robloblaw89]

"He often is angry" should be accepted

[monique692886]

"He often is angry" was just accepted

[oswaltkyle]

I put "he is usually angry" and it counted it wrong. this is the second time now

[anjamaye]

Why is "he is angry often" not accepted

[dreamerwakeup]

The audio is not very clear, sounds both like 热情 and 生气 to me

[louirickman]

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