[Part 1] VERB-OBJECT Compound and its Usage → Insertion [Mandarin Chinese Grammar]
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Incredibly useful video, thank you!
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really helpful! thankyou for the video :)
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Xie xie fen Cheng hao.❤
谢谢 ☺️
It would be nice and consistent if all word-object pairs were separable verbs.
But I have found that some are never separated:
起床 = get up (out of bed)
分手 = break up (in a relationship)
回家 = go home
想家 = miss home , feel homesick
潜水 = dive (swim underwater)
I wish these kinds of verbs were marked as "unseparable" in the dictionary, but this is not the case. I guess we just have to learn them through experience. I don't know if there are any more like this.
I will be making vocabulary videos on separable verbs. Some of these words you listed here are actually on those videos. There will be examples of these words used in context when they are separated. It's not common to hear them in daily life, but they can actually be separated. :)