#34 Chinese Grammar for Beginners | 为 + person / thing | Learn Chinese in Minutes

In this video, you’ll learn how to use 为 (wèi) to express doing something for someone or for a purpose in Mandarin Chinese.
This structure is often used in more formal or written Chinese, but it also appears in daily usage.

📌 What you’ll learn:

为 + person → doing something for someone

为 + thing / goal → doing something for a purpose or reason

How 为 differs from 给 and 帮

Slow, clear examples to help you understand the usage

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