The difference between 算 (suàn), 算上 (suànshang) and 算了 (suànle) in Chinese gramm

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算上 (suànshang): to count in

The next word we'll look at is 算上. This means “to count in” or “to  include”. Again, you could think of this as “to include in your  calculations”. Some example sentences for 算上:

把我算上吧!

Bǎ wǒ suàn shàng ba!

Count me in!

连他们算上,我们一共也只有五个人。

Lián tāmen suàn shàng, wǒmen yīgòng yě zhǐyǒu wǔ gèrén.

Even counting them in, there's still only five of us.

算上附近的村子,这个镇子的人口一共有六千多。

Suàn shàng fùjìn de cūnzi, zhège zhènzi de rénkǒu yīgòng yǒu liùqiān duō.

Including nearby villages, the population of this town is over six thousand.

One important thing to note about 算上 is that it is not the same as  constructions like 算得上 (suàndeshang) and 算不上 (suànbushang). Those are  potential complements used with the verb 算 described above. They mean  “can be considered” and “can't be considered”, respectively.


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