"The teacher is over there."
Translation:老师在那儿。
March 4, 2018
11 Comments
it is "er" and is often prounounced with another term, i.g. 那儿 = nǎ'er = sounds like 'nar'
hope this helps
February 18, 2019
Can we write Na'er zai laoshi? Or at least say Na'er zai laoshi in spoken language? Many thanks!
March 4, 2018
Mr.rM
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No, we cannot swap their positions. I don't think anyone would write “那儿在+person”, even in poetic sentences.
March 5, 2018
6-4-18 Its interesting that 在 does not just mean inside of. I have to get used to that
June 4, 2018
How do we differentiate between 老师在那儿 for "The teacher is over there" and 老师在那儿 for "Where is the teacher?" ?
Do we just use "?" for questions and "。" for statement?
February 10, 2019
I also would like to know the answer... I know "ma" on the end produces a question, but with this exmaple that doesn't always work?
March 23, 2019
