的确 (díquè)

In Chinese, "的确" can be translated as "indeed", "truly", or "certainly". It is used to affirm the truth or accuracy of something. Below are detailed examples of how to use "的确".

1. Affirming the Truth

"的确" is often used to affirm the truth or accuracy of a statement or fact. For example:

• 他的确来自美国。 (Tā díquè láizì měiguó.) — He is indeed from the United States.
• 这个消息的确是真的。 (Zhège xiāoxi díquè shì zhēn de.) — This news is indeed true.

2. Expressing Agreement

This phrase can also be used to express agreement or confirmation. For example:

• 他的确是一个出色的演员。 (Tā díquè shì yīgè chūsè de yǎnyuán.) — He is indeed a talented actor.
• 这个决定的确是正确的。 (Zhège juédìng díquè shì zhèngquè de.) — This decision is indeed correct.