Learn Hardcore Chinese: yuèláiyuè

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Usages of yuèláiyuè

她tā　一直yìzhí　很hěn　努力nǔlì，　所以suǒyǐ　相信xiāngxìn　自己zìjǐ　的de　成绩chéngjì　会huì　越yuè　来lái　越yuè　好hǎo。tā yìzhí hěn nǔlì, suǒyǐ xiāngxìn zìjǐ de chéngjì huì yuè lái yuè hǎo.

She has always worked hard, so she believes her grades will get better and better.

我wǒ　觉jué得de　他tā　的de　中zhōng文wén　越yuè来lái越yuè　好hǎo。wǒ juéde tā de zhōngwén yuèláiyuè hǎo.

I think his Chinese is getting better and better.

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