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Why do Chinese say have you eaten?
"你吃了吗 (nǐ chī le ma)?" literally translates to "Have you eaten?", but in everyday usage the "你", or "you" is omitted for simplicity. In the olden days, people did not always have enough to eat, and asking about whether someone has had a meal yet is a good way to show that you care about their wellbeing.
Successivamente,, is taken lunch correct?
When we use have, it means to eat lunch. When we use take, it means to use one's meal or rest period at work. Jack always takes lunch at 12:30. Anche la domanda è:, how do you ask someone if they eat you in korean? 밥 먹었어요? (bap meogeosseoyo?) Therefore, to show your concern for someone's well being, you'd ask if they had eaten.
Tenendo conto di questo,, do i have or have i?
Do I have it"" asks whether I possess whatever it is. This is the substantive meaning of ""have."" ""Have I it"" is simply ungrammatical; that is not the proper form for a question in English with respect to most verbs. Riguardo a questo,, who doesn't has or have? DOESN'T HAVE is correct. HAVE is used with the auxiliary verb DOESN'T for negative sentences. The verb “DOESN'T” agrees with 3rd person singular subjects (He, She, It) so HAVE does not change to HAS. “She doesn't have time.”
Tenendo presente questo,, do vs have?
Have is a verb of possession. It indicates a state of being. Do is a verb of action. It describes motion or action. Have you ate or eaten yet? In sum, the correct expression is “Have you eaten,” where HAVE is the auxiliary verb and EATEN in the past participle.
Di conseguenza,, did you eat in korean informal?
How to say it? 밥 먹었어요? (Bap meogeoseoyo?) This is the basic way to say “did you eat?” and if you're just swell, the appropriate response would be 네 먹었어요. (Nae meogeoseoyo.) or “yes, I ate.”
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