It's true. Certain usages of the word "到" could be rather confusing, or intimidating, even. But join us today where plenty of examples are given to help you master this word. Plus, you will have a chance to check your understanding by the end of today's episode. Come, challenge awaits!
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🎥 Reference videos
● A City of Joyousness 不再悲情的城市: A Day Trip to Jiufen 九份小旅行 | https://youtu.be/J7L6suMb9FE
● Fun facts about Japanese shrines: A local shrine tour 近所の神社ツアー | https://youtu.be/e3avOlS9Ro8
● TTC 2:【Chinese Episode】不 & 沒 | What's the difference? | https://youtu.be/SiBFbZcinpw | *Or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts
💭 Challenge in contexts
● to put the book into your backpack(背包)...?
● to go to a restaurant(餐廳/餐厅) to have a meal(吃飯/吃饭)...?
● to think(想), but "thought of an idea(點子/点子)"...?
● to listen(聽/听), but "heard your mom’s voice(聲音/声音)"...?
● to borrow(借), but "got the book that you wanted to borrow"...?
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