Decoded Slug: 唯有 (wéiyǒu) - Only, alone
Mandarin Grammar Point
唯有 (wéiyǒu) - Only, alone
唯有 (wéiyǒu) - Only, alone
Short explanation:
唯有 (wéiyǒu) is used to express exclusivity or to suggest a single solution to a problem or condition.
Formation:
唯有 + Noun/Pronoun/Verb
Examples:
唯有努力学习，才能通过汉语水平考试。
Wéiyǒu nǔlì xuéxí, cáinéng tōngguò Hànyǔ shuǐpíng kǎoshì.
Only by studying hard can you pass the Chinese proficiency test.
唯有时间能治愈我们心中的伤痛。
Wéiyǒu shíjiān néng zhìyù wǒmen xīnzhōng de shāngtòng.
Only time can heal the pain in our hearts.
唯有保持积极的态度，我们才能战胜困难。
Wéiyǒu bǎochí jījí de tàidù, wǒmen cáinéng zhànshèng kùnnán.
Only by maintaining a positive attitude can we overcome difficulties.
唯有你，我才会感到完整。
Wéiyǒu nǐ, wǒ cái huì gǎndào wánzhěng.
Only with you, will I feel complete.
Long explanation:
唯有 (wéiyǒu) literally translates to 'only have'. This phrase usually indicates an exclusive single possibility, solution, condition or criterion. It generally emphasizes that only a particular factor is capable of achieving certain goals or making the situation change.
