Chinese Language Learning Program
Lesson 189 – The difference between “坐” and “座” in Chinese
Hello, everyone. Welcome back. This is Baixue’s Chinese
Language Learning Program. Last time we learned 2 Chinese idioms-- guā shú dì
luò shuǐ dào qú chéng. Today, we will learn the difference between “坐” and “座” in Chinese.
zuò
坐 is usually used as
a verb, mean " to sit, be seated; take a seat; travel by; take". e.g.
zuò xià
qǐng zuò
坐 下 (sit
down) 请 坐 (please sit down)
zuò zài shā fā shàng
坐 在 沙 发 上 (sit in the couch.)
zuò huǒ chē lǚ xíng
坐 火 车 旅 行 (travel by train)
zuò gōng gòng qì chē shàng bān
坐 公 共 汽 车 上 班
(Take the bus to work)
zuò
座 is
usually used as a noun, mean a " seat,
place, base, stand ". e.g.
zuò wèi jiù
zuò
座 位(seat) 就 座 (take a seat)
zuò zài zuò wèi shàng
坐 在 座 位 上 ( to
sit on a seat )
Ok, that is all for today.
xiè xiè!
谢 谢 ! (Thanks!)
xià cì jiàn
下 次 见! (See you next time!)
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