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Posted on: The First Tone
On August 01 at 11:01 PM by stevinsjs

Even though I can't understand quickly to know what they're saying should I start listening to native speakers on TV or internet radio for tones?... Read more

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On August 01 at 10:28 PM by yarajeev

Great lessons! I think we need a part 3, there are a number of words that could still do with being covered such as 甜心 is this only a term of ende... Read more

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Posted on: Lucky Day
On August 01 at 9:40 PM by cjhawk7

How exactly could I say "I bet you can't figure it out"? (the answer, how its done, etc.) ”我敢打赌你不能弄明白“ 看起来怎么样? also Whats the main difference... Read more

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Posted on: 早教
On August 01 at 6:52 PM by dagah

噢,是的,我看錯了。謝謝Connie! 所以如果聽這個詞,有可能是避免,也可能是記住?因為發音一樣。。還是是切忌更常用的,而切記是書面語? Read more

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On August 01 at 4:10 PM by tucsonmichael

I've been blessed with the opportunity to visit all of the places below (over several years). 沈阳, 石家庄, 北京,长城(八达岭,还有 慕田峪 ),南京, 武汉, 成都,昆明, 俩将? (lijian... Read more

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On August 01 at 3:08 PM by PolyglotTraveller

我觉得,可以。 (Wo juede, keyi / I think, yes, you can.) 也可以不可以说:”我真要去中国的。“ ? (Ye keyi bu keyi shuo: "wo zhen yao qu zhongguo de."? / Is it als... Read more

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Posted on: I like beef
On August 01 at 2:54 PM by traal

The audio review cuts off the endings of some sentences. It needs to be redone. Read more

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On August 01 at 2:13 PM by PolyglotTraveller

In your case (哪里) - because of the special rule mentioned above - the spoken language changes the tones to: nálǐ, but in written Pinyin it is still us... Read more

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On August 01 at 1:59 PM by naqvi_syed

"哪" and "里" both have third tone. And as a rule if a word has third tone followed by other third tones, all the preceding third tones change into seco... Read more

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On August 01 at 1:46 PM by mhaak

As a real newbie, I have a question about the pinyin tone mark on the word 'Nali'.  The third tone marker is over the 'A', but when spoken, the t... Read more