Learn Chinese from the origin: 找/找到/look for/find/result complement "到"/HSK 1 words/Beginners

Hello, today we are going to learn the character Zhao. The character Zhao includes two parts. The left radical represents the character Shou, which means hand. And the right radical represents the character Gu, which was an ancient weapon in China. So Zhao combines the image of the hands and the ancient weapon, indicating that people used the hands to look for the weapon. So Zhao, the meaning is look for, not rid of the meaning, Zhao, Zhao, Zhao, to find, to look for. And also Zhao has the meaning of giving change. Zhao is the action to look for, while Zhao Dao has other meanings. Dao, the original meaning is to arrive. Here, Dao after the verb is the complement of a result. So Zhao means to look for. Zhao Dao is the result of Zhao, that is, to find, Zhao Dao. For example, Nǐ zhǎo shuí, shuí means who, whom, Nǐ zhǎo shuí, who are you looking for. Nǐ zhǎo shuí, wǒ zhǎo Lǐ lǎo shī. Lǎo shī, teacher, Lǐ. Here is a surname. Wǒ zhǎo Lǐ lǎo shī, I'm looking for teacher Lǐ, Wǒ zhǎo Lǐ lǎo shī, Nǐ zhǎo dào tā le me. Nǐ zhǎo dào tā le me. Did you find her? Nǐ zhǎo dào tā le me. 找到了 zhǎo dào le or 没找到 méi zhǎo dào 找到了 zhǎo dào le Yes, I found her. 没找到 méi zhǎo dào No, I didn't find her. 找到了 zhǎo dào le 没找到 méi zhǎo dào OK. That's all for today. See you next time.