Adjectives with "-ji le"

Nível: HSK 3 | Categoria: Gramática

Explicação da Regra:

Just as 死了 (sǐle) can be used to intensify negative adjectives , 极了 (jíle) is a somewhat less common way to intensify both positive and negative adjectives. It is used in spoken, colloquial Chinese. 极 (jí) means "extreme" or "utmost." This structure is technically a kind of degree complement and one of the few that you can use after the adjective and without adding a 得 (de). Remember to add the 了 (le), since it would be incorrect without it. Subj. + Adj. + 极了 Some examples with a positive connotation:

Exemplos com Falantes Nativos:

• 这个主意好极了。 (zhègè zhǔyì hǎo jíle 。): "This idea is great."
• 味道好极了! (wèidào hǎo jíle !): "It tastes great!"
• 他的英文棒极了。 (tā de yīngwén bàng jíle 。): "His English is excellent."
• 婚礼热闹极了。 (hūnlǐ rènào jíle 。): "The wedding was very lively."
• 一点声音都没有，安静极了。 (yīdiǎn shēngyīn dū méiyǒu ，ānjìng jíle 。): "There was no sound at all, and it was extremely quiet."

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