HSK 6
不怎么
不怎么 - Not very, not quite... much
Explanation
不怎么 is used to lessen the degree of the following adjective or verb, meaning 'not very...' or 'not quite'. It usually stands before adjectives or verb phrases to express a low-level evaluation, not a complete negation. Example: '不怎么好看' means not very good-looking, '不怎么在乎' means not very concerned.
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The grammar point “不怎么” (不怎么 - Not very, not quite... much) is one of the key structures at HSK 6. To use it fluently, you need to understand the contexts where it's used and practice regularly.
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