Adverbial Modifiers Of Time

Let’s talk about constructions which are used to show that one action happened during another action.

In Chinese, sentences have a strict word order. However, when we speak about the season, year, date, time of day - we need to understand what kind of clause element they are. All time words can be an adverbial modifier of time, an attributive, or a complement of duration. Their position in the sentence will be changed depending on this.

Date and time is always written from the biggest to the smallest: year - month - date - a day of the week - the time of day - hours - minutes. In the Chinese language the date is said in the opposite order. Let’s find out how to say it correctly.

Date and time is always written from the biggest to the smallest: year - month - date - a day of the week - the time of day - hours - minutes. Time is described slightly differently in Chinese than in Western languages.

Date and time is always written from the biggest to the smallest: year - month - date - a day of the week - the time of day - hours - minutes. There are no special words in Chinese for the days of the week. They are all based on a simple numerical sequence. Let's look at them.

Date and time is always written from the biggest to the smallest: year - month - date - a day of the week - the time of day - hours - minutes.