简单的婚礼，大大的快乐
Simple Weddings, Big Happiness
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原文Key Vocabulary
词汇Adjective describing something that costs a lot of money. Opposite of 便宜 (piányi).
Adjective used to describe physical or mental fatigue.
Adjective describing a feeling of joy or happiness.
Verb used for putting on clothes, shoes, or socks.
Noun referring to an affair, matter, or business.
Verb used to express an opinion or a sensation.
Grammar Points
语法Subject + 很 + Adjective
In Chinese, when an adjective is used as the predicate (to describe the subject), the verb 'shì' (is) is generally not used. Instead, the adverb 'hěn' (very) links the subject and the adjective. Even if you don't mean 'very', 'hěn' is often included for grammatical balance.
年轻人很累。
山很高，很漂亮。
女生的妈妈说：“你要买房子。”
Place + 有 + Object
This pattern expresses existence, meaning 'There is/are [Object] at [Place]'. It is the standard way to say 'there is' or 'there are'.
那里有大山。
那里有很多人。
Subject + 要 + Verb
The auxiliary verb 'yào' is used before a main verb to indicate a necessity (need to), a requirement (have to), or a future intention (going to/want to).
结婚要花很多钱。
要在饭馆请客。
我要讲三个故事。
Noun + 是 + Adjective + 的
This structure is used to emphasize a characteristic or quality of the noun. It turns the adjective into a nominal phrase.
奶茶是甜的。
他们的心里也是甜的。
Subject + 在 + Verb / Subject + 正在 + Verb
Using 'zài' before a verb indicates the progressive aspect, meaning the action is currently happening (similar to '-ing' in English).