Listing things with "a"

Nível: HSK 5 | Categoria: Gramática

Explicação da Regra:

When listing nouns belonging to a certain category, 啊 (a) can be added to the end of each noun to give an informal feeling a bit like saying "you know, that kind of thing" after a list of things. You're giving the sense that you're not listing every single thing that you could; it's a non-exhaustive list. A 啊， B 啊， C 啊 (+ 什么的)⋯⋯ The list can be followed by 什么的 , but is not generally followed by 等等 as this feels too formal.

Exemplos com Falantes Nativos:

• 《发展汉语》啊，《实用汉语课本》啊，我都学过，没用！ (《fāzhǎn hànyǔ》 a， 《shíyòng hànyǔ kèběn》 a，wǒ dū xué guò，méi yòng！): ""Development Chinese", "Practical Chinese Textbook", I have learned it, it is useless!"

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