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4 Oct 2022
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why does this sentence have 一点 in it? Is it like in English when we say, "it has no meat 'whatsoever'"? Does the 一点 emphasize "absolutely none"? (like how the word "whatsoever " does in the English sentence)
(I'm used to seeing it written as 没有肉)
"辣条是面粉做的,一点肉没有,所以很便宜"
why does this sentence have 一点 in it? Is it like in English when we say, "it has no meat 'whatsoever'"? Does the 一点 emphasize "absolutely none"? (like how the word "whatsoever " does in the English sentence)
(I'm used to seeing it written as 没有肉)
"辣条是面粉做的,一点肉没有,所以很便宜"
(I'm used to seeing it written as 没有肉)
"辣条是面粉做的,一点肉没有,所以很便宜"
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4 Oct 2022
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Yes, you are right. “一点” emphasises “completely/absolutely” in this case.
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Yes, you are right. “一点” emphasises “completely/absolutely” in this case.
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