Chinese is a group of related, but in many cases not mutually intelligible,
language varieties, forming the Sinitic branch of the Sino-Tibetan language family.
Chinese is spoken by the Han majority and many minority ethnic groups in China.
About 1.2 billion people (around 16% of the world's population) speak some form
of Chinese as their first language.
Conjugate a Chinese, Mandarin verb
Recently Conjugated Chinese, Mandarin verbs
危及,
誅求無已,
冲天,
苦於,
醒來,
討厭,
溺死,
拼合,
扎堆,
迎击,
岔開,
靠攏,
收復,
亲自动手,
傷及無辜,
折兑,
照準,
連接至,
灌鉛,
悲悼,
弹冠相庆,
粉刷,
徜徉,
拋費,
瞢,
概览,
無常,
依亲,
尊贤爱物,
壓住,
增大,
打點滴,
張心,
预料,
鬼脸,
精于此道,
先有後婚,
包装,
辦案,
笞骂,
妄言,
目光短淺,
倒騰,
空喊,
得名,
转达,
開拔,
及笄,
消音,
重文轻武,
Chinese has very few grammatical inflections — it possesses no tenses,
no voices, no numbers (singular, plural). They make heavy use of grammatical
particles to indicate aspect and mood. In Mandarin Chinese, this involves the use
of particles like le 了 (perfective), hái 还/還 ("still"), yǐjīng 已经/已經 ("already"), and so on.