Mandarin Grammar Point
只有 (zhǐyǒu) - Only, solely

只有 (zhǐyǒu) - Only, solely

Short explanation:

Used to express the conditionality of an event or situation.

Formation:

只有 + Condition, 才 + Result

Examples:

只有通过努力学习,你才能掌握中文。
Zhǐyǒu tōngguò nǔlì xuéxí, nǐ cáinéng zhǎngwò zhōngwén.
Only through hard study can you master Chinese.
只有明白事情的真相,你才能做出正确的决定。
Zhǐyǒu míngbái shìqíng de zhēnxiàng, nǐ cáinéng zuòchū zhèngquè de juédìng.
Only when you understand the truth of the matter can you make the right decision.
只有保持积极的态度,你才能克服生活中的困难。
Zhǐyǒu bǎochí jījí de tàidù, nǐ cáinéng kèfú shēnghuó zhōng de kùnnán.
Only by maintaining a positive attitude can you overcome difficulties in life.
只有当你真心对待别人,别人才会真心对待你。
Zhǐyǒu dāng nǐ zhēnxīn duìdài biérén, biérén cái huì zhēnxīn duìdài nǐ.
Only when you treat others sincerely will they treat you sincerely.

Long explanation:

'只有 (zhǐyǒu)' in Mandarin Chinese is used to indicate a condition that must be met for a result to happen, similar to 'only if' or 'only when' in English. It is usually used in the context of stating a condition that is essential or necessary for a certain result.
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