TOCFL A Level 1 Differences Between 穿chuan and 戴dai 拿 na 帶 dai 放fang

Shirt Wearing a shirt Wearing a sweater Socks Wearing socks Hi everyone welcome back to Mandarin with Miss Lin from Taiwan Thank you for learning Chinese with me Today I want to explain to you the four words: wear carry take What's the difference among these four words: "穿" "帶" "拿" I would like to talk about the difference among these four words Are you ready Because I'm ready Because I'm already ready Let's compare the first pair It's actually very easy So we say "wear" Mostly used for a piece of clothing For example Wearing a shirt Wear a sweater Socks Wear socks Slippers Wear slippers Wear Coat On the other hand Bring It is mostly used for accessories such as earrings Wearing glasses Watch Wearing a watch Wearing a bracele Put on a ring Ring Wearing a ring Wearing a ha Put on gloves Just be careful when we say put on something put on accessories put on a piece of clothing we put the word "shang " "dai shang" "watch " "dai shang guan" But be careful In English we say "wear a belt " But it's actually " thin belt " It's not worn or carried it' s a thin bel Wear Perfume spray Spray Now let's look at the second group Take However before explaining Let's play a game I'm going to read some sentences And you are going to tell me Which one is correct And I'm going to give you the scenario so you can understand better how to tell the difference firs I'll get the textbook The second one I will go get the textbooks So the scenario is this actually happens to me a lot when every time I have a Skype lesson with my student and they would say "Oh teacher sorry I will just get my textbook " The answer is The first one I'll go get the textbook Why take When we look at the word take You can see in "ná" there is a hand You can actually see "shǒu" So this means when we say "ná" literally means we are going to use our hand So in this scenario my student really goes to get the textbook On the other hand there is no actual action at the moment It just indicates Yeah I have brought it with me That's it Next the second one I brought a gift for you The second one I got a gift for you So the scenario is Imagine today is Christmas So you say Hey I have brought you a gift So the answer is I brought you a gift We use it because you are not going to run away to get the gift no you are just going to bring it out because you have brought it with you The third case I am holding my walle The first one I have a wallet in my hand The second one I am holding a walle So the answer is yes the second one I am holding a wallet in my hand because you can see "hold" so I hold it in my hand holding a wallet I literally use my hand to hold it The fourth situation Situation number 4 I will take you there I will drive you there First Second I will bring you there So the answer is the answer is second I'll take you there bring here means bring somebody to somewhere by car or just show them around just show them to somewhere So here can also be translated as I will drive you there Let me take you there Let me show you I will take you There is no way to say Take Because as I said Take has the action of using your hand So you are not grabbing someone So it makes sense to use "carry" And some people might wonder about " put" Which can be explained as "put something somewhere " This is completely different When we say "put" There's no action And there's no carrying something from point A to point B No I put my coat on the chair I put the wallet on my coat OK that's it for today What do you think about today's video lesson What do you think of today's video lesson If you like it it's very helpful for you Please also like this for me If you think it's helpful Please give me a thumb up It's test time now So how do you say these sentences in Chinese First Wear glasses Second Wear perfume Third Let me take you there Okay that's it for today Thank you see you next time