Breakdown of wǒmen xūyào gēnghuàn sǔnhuài de língjiàn.
Questions & Answers about wǒmen xūyào gēnghuàn sǔnhuài de língjiàn.
Chinese usually follows Subject + Verb + Object, just like English, but modifiers come before the noun they describe.
So the sentence breaks down like this:
- 我们 = we
- 需要 = need to / need
- 更换 = replace
- 损坏的零件 = damaged part(s) / the damaged component(s)
A literal structure is:
- We + need + replace + damaged + de + parts
The key difference from English is that 损坏的 comes before 零件, because Chinese puts descriptive phrases before the noun.