读书 = du shu
阅读 = yue du
看书 = kan shu
all the same?
#What is the difference with the forms of read
unborn folio
knotty lagoon
about the same
devout turret
Nope, they're not the same. Although all three words can be translated to "read" in English, they have subtle differences in meaning in Chinese.
"读书" (du shu) means "to study", and it's often used to refer to academic study.
"阅读" (yue du) means "to read", and it's more general - it can refer to reading anything, from books to websites to newspapers.
"看书" (kan shu) also means "to read", but it's often used to refer to reading for pleasure, rather than for academic purposes. So, in summary, they all have a similar meaning, but they're not exactly interchangeable.
knotty lagoon
you overthought it
gray latch
阅读 sounds less colloquial and should be followed by an objective, not necessarily a book obviously.
as for the rest i agree with 桃潜
knotty lagoon
all the '书' in the three words mean 'books', you shouldn't infer the type of book because there's no that information
gray latch
obviously there is no 书 in the second word;)
knotty lagoon
the error that you tried to point out will be automatically error-catched by whoever read that message
gray latch
true tho “I didn’t try; i succeeded.”;)
knotty lagoon
haha
'error-catch' means in programming
try {
// Block of code to try
}
catch () {
// Block of code to handle errors
}
good one