<p>No. Here 的 is a <strong>sentence-ending particle</strong>; placed at the end of a sentence to <strong>express affirmation or strengthening the tone</strong>.</p>
<p>地 can replace 的 only when 的 is a structural particle placed after an adverbal, such as &quot;<strong>慢慢</strong>的/地走&quot; (walk <strong>slowly</strong>) and &quot;<strong>高高</strong>的/地飛&quot; (fly <strong>high</strong>).</p>

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<p>I guess the situation here is like &quot;fucking&quot; and &quot;fuckingly&quot; in English.</p>

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Should expressions like "他妈的" and "狗日的" be modified to "他妈地" and "狗日地" when used to modify verbs and adjectives?
# Should expressions like "他妈的" and "狗日的" be modified to "他妈地" and "狗日地" when used to modify verbs and adjectives?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2024-12-24)

I guess the situation here is like "fucking" and "fuckingly" in English.

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### Answer by username_1 on 2024-12-24. Score: 1

No. Here 的 is a **sentence-ending particle**; placed at the end of a sentence to **express affirmation or strengthening the tone**.

地 can replace 的 only when 的 is a structural particle placed after an adverbal, such as "**慢慢**的/地走" (walk **slowly**) and "**高高**的/地飛" (fly **high**).


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