第九十五天

[nnozomi]

语法
最 + adjective for the superlative (a nice straightforward one, is this review? oh well.)
https://resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/Superlative_%22zui%22

词汇
等, wait (pinyin in tags)
https://mandarinbean.com/new-hsk-1-word-list/

Guardian:
等等，把这个拿走. Wait, take this with you.
赵云澜，虽然我们认识的时间不长，可我已经把你当成我最好的朋友了. Zhao Yunlan, we have not known each other very long, but I already consider you my best friend.
这是我奶奶最喜欢的菜, this is my grandmother's favorite food.

My practice:
你已经等了他两个小时了吧，最好放弃了他。
他是最了解我的人。

Comments

[nnozomi]

I'm pretty sure I was taught with regard to Japanese that there was no visible/writable difference between 月 月 and 肉 月 as radicals, just that the actual derivation was different and that's why all the internal organs had moons on them. So yeah, it may be a traditional-only thing.

(Tangentially, it reminds me of manufacturers' frequent tendency to typo 内蔵, built in, as
内臓, internal organs--the difference is just the 月. Unintentional anthropomorphizing?)

[grayswandir]

Unintentional anthropomorphizing?

Hah, I can see how those would be easily confused!

(On a side note, huh, somehow I don't think I'd ever made the connection before that 臓 is just 蔵 + 肉/月. That is a rather straightforward etymology! For some reason I've never had any trouble recognizing 臓, but I think realizing they're the same may help me remember 蔵 better...)

[nnozomi]

For some reason I've never had any trouble recognizing 臓, but I think realizing they're the same may help me remember 蔵 better...
Glad to be of use! In Japanese 蔵 and 臓 are actually pronounced the same too, so they're easier to associate (and easier to get wrong).

[grayswandir]

Actually, they can be pronounced the same in Chinese, too -- as a noun (meaning "storehouse"), 藏 is pronounced zàng, the same as 臟.

Oh, hah... I just checked Wiktionary to get the pinyin, and under the noun form of 藏 (zàng) it actually says "Original form of 臟／脏 (zàng, “internal organs”)." So I guess technically you could say "內藏=organs" is archaic rather than wrong. XD

[nnozomi]

Actually, they can be pronounced the same in Chinese, too -- as a noun (meaning "storehouse"), 藏 is pronounced zàng, the same as 臟.
Oh that's good to know! (Chinese, you already have tones, PLEASE pronounce your characters just one way.)

So I guess technically you could say "內藏=organs" is archaic rather than wrong. XD
哈哈哈 :)