Long time ago I was learning a couple of words in Chinese, and I still remember "danshi" as for "but", but... here we learn keshi. What's the difference?
Danshi vs keshi
todaysmiracle
November 2, 2010
Oggiedoggy
November 3, 2010
This may be more than you are looking for... but
google search "Textual and contextual contrast connection: A study of Chinese ..."
and you should find the article
I only read the abstract and I felt I gained a lot just from that. Prior to this I had just been using whichever danshi or keshi I felt flowed better in the sentence.
I am a college student and I might be signed into the library and that is how I have access on science direct.com but I think you should be able to get into it.
todaysmiracle
November 3, 2010
O, great article! Xie xie!
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