Mandarin Grammar Point
若是 (ruòshì) - If

若是 (ruòshì) - If

Short explanation:

Used to express a hypothetical situation or a condition.

Formation:

若是 + Condition, Result.

Examples:

若是明天天气好,我们可以去公园。
Ruòshì míngtiān tiānqì hǎo, wǒmen kěyǐ qù gōngyuán.
If the weather is good tomorrow, we can go to the park.
若是你想学好汉语,你就需要每天都努力。
Ruòshì nǐ xiǎng xué hǎo Hànyǔ, nǐ jiù xūyào měitiān dōu nǔlì.
If you want to learn Chinese well, you need to work hard every day.
若是我有足够的时间,我一定会来参加你的生日派对。
Ruòshì wǒ yǒu zúgòu de shíjiān, wǒ yídìng huì lái cānjiā nǐ de shēngrì pàiduì.
If I have enough time, I will definitely come to your birthday party.
若是你累了,就休息一会儿。
Ruòshì nǐ lèi le, jiù xiūxí yīhuǐr.
If you are tired, rest for a while.

Long explanation:

The Mandarin Chinese term '若是 (ruòshì)' is an expression used to describe a hypothetical event, situation, or condition. It is equivalent to saying 'if' in English. This phrase is often used to construct conditional sentences.
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