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How to say “I bet you wouldn’t dare” with 谅 (liàng)
谅 (liàng) + Clause (you wouldn’t dare)
谅 (liàng) — “I bet” you wouldn’t dare
HSK 6Verbs
谅 (liàng) + Clause (you wouldn’t dare)
HSK 6Verbs谅 (liàng) — “I bet” you wouldn’t dare
Rule structure
谅 (liàng) is a verb meaning "to presume, to suppose, to be sure that". Often used in negative constructions to express certainty that someone won't do something. "I bet you wouldn’t dare".
Rule structure
谅 (liàng) is a verb meaning "to presume, to suppose, to be sure that". Often used in negative constructions to express certainty that someone won't do something. "I bet you wouldn’t dare".
Examples
谅你也不敢！
Liàng nǐ yě bù gǎn!
I bet you wouldn’t dare!
Examples
谅你也不敢！
Liàng nǐ yě bù gǎn!
I bet you wouldn’t dare!
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Frequently asked questions
How do you say “‘I bet’ you wouldn’t dare” in Chinese with 谅?
Use the structure: 谅 (liàng) + Clause (you wouldn’t dare). For example: 谅你也不敢！ — “I bet you wouldn’t dare!”.
What is an example sentence with this grammar rule?
谅你也不敢！ — “I bet you wouldn’t dare!”.
Which HSK level includes this grammar rule?
This grammar rule is part of HSK 6.
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