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How could I get better at tones?

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Another idea that has really helped me is to not...

Another idea that has really helped me is to not only listen to recordings, but to replay them and
try to speak along with the recording. You really need to try and force yourself to sound
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How could I get better at tones?

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Re: How could I get better at tones?

I don't bother about tones. I find them hard to remember and people seem to understand what I talk
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I get the vocab I use mainly picked up from audio which I just copy. That gives me the...

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Friday, May 30, 2008

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Steve Kaufmann - How good is he?

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Re: Steve Kaufmann - How good is he?

Steve speaks good Chinese. Definitely not native sounding, but it makes me wonder why people
aspire to be so? Fluency does not equal being native sounding. As someone here once pointed out,
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Thursday, May 29, 2008

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which chinese dialect(s) do you like most?

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Ncao: The 95.8Fm used dialects only in specially...

Ncao: The 95.8Fm used dialects only in specially allocated time slots which is maybe 1 hour.

Anyway, I heard lots of formal hokkien in my daily life as I am learning to sing Nanyin.

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There are many types of hokkien, so far I have...

There are many types of hokkien, so far I have heard 3-4 types. Some are very nice when spoken
properly. My friend once heard a girl reading newspaper in an unknown dialect. He liked the
dialect very...

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Lots of people around me like Cantonese more than...

Lots of people around me like Cantonese more than the other dialect. Hokkien is considered as a
unrefined dialect here.

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I like Suzhou's dialect! :) I also like the...

I like Suzhou's dialect! :) I also like the dialect of Quanzhou. It is close to hokkien but it is
still quite difficult to understand if they speak too fast. Have you heard of Quanzhou and
Suzhou...

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Wednesday, May 28, 2008

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Tuesday, May 27, 2008

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Re: How could I get better at tones?

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Monday, May 26, 2008

Chinese language - Miss Tourism Queen International in southern Xinjiang

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Miss Tourism Queen International in southern Xinjiang

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Contestants participating in the Xinjiang regional final of "Qiuci Cup"
2006 Miss Tourism Queen International in Xinjiang's Aksu visited the
magical great canyon located in the Tomur Peak in Aksu in southern
Xinjiang and enjoyed the scenery happily on the camel's back.

A contestant in national costumes took photos with the local herdsmen of
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Sunday, May 25, 2008

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The first global Chinese youth art festival in Macau with the theme
"There's only one China in the world" held the awarding ceremony in the
Cultural Center of the University of Macau, on July 27. Nearly 2,000
young people from 22 provinces, autonomous regions and provincial-level
cities in mainland China and over 10 countries and regions participated
in the art festival. Photo shows children from Hunan Province gave a
performance of Miao dance at the awarding ceremony.

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Saturday, May 24, 2008

Chinese Online Class - Sale season coming

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A young woman walked across a black and white shopping window in
Shanghai's central business district on July 25, 2005. A sign inside the
window reads "Sale." At the end of July, many department stores and
outlets in Beijing and Shanghai have begun summer promotion with reduced
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Friday, May 23, 2008

Learn Mandarin online - Miss Bikini learned Yao Culture

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Miss Bikini learned Yao Culture

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On the morning of July 22, contestants of Miss Bikini of the Universe
from 45 countries paid a visit to the China Gate (world's tallest) and
the Yao Temple in Yaodu District (capital of Emperor Yao) of Shanxi's
Linfen to learn about the 5,000-year-old Yao Culture. They also took
photos in front of the No. 1 Gate, No. 1 Drum and No. 1 Well in the world.

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Thursday, May 22, 2008

Learn Mandarin online - China's final of Kingway 2005 Int'l Super Modeling Contest

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China's final of Kingway 2005 Int'l Super Modeling Contest

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China's first award of the Kingway 2005 International Super Modeling
Contest was announced in Guangdong's Shenzhen Gymnasium on July 23, 2005.
48 Chinese contestants attended the contest. Han Lu (M), from Beijing,
crowned the champion. Zhu Lin (L), from Heilongjiang, and Sun Yaman (R),
from Henan, won the 1st and 2nd runners-up, respectively.

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Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Chinese language - Super models experience Chinese culture

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Contestants of a Super Modeling Contest are participating in the
water-splashing festival in the China Folk Culture Village in Shenzhen on
July 21, 2005. The Kingway 2005 International Super Modeling Contest was
jointly sponsored by Guangdong TV and US Video Fashion Network.

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Tuesday, May 20, 2008

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World's highest railway station built

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Photo shows the station's main building is under intense construction.
The Tanglha Railway Station of an altitude of 5,068 meters is the world's
highest station. Its main building is expected to complete in mid August.

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Monday, May 19, 2008

Learn Mandarin online - Dalian Shengya Ocean World

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Dalian Shengya Ocean World

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Dalian Shengya Ocean World Co., China's first aquarium with submarine
channels, keep 200 types of more than 10,000 marine animals. The aquarium
displays different marine organism and submarine seascape, reproducing
the beautiful and miraculous submarine world. The park has a 118-meter
long submarine channel and a 1,000-square meter exhibition hall of coral
fish.

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Sunday, May 18, 2008

Chinese Mandarin - Sheep returning home after rain

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Sheep returning home after rain

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It seldom rains in Tibet. However, in the past few days, it has been
raining a lot. At dark on July 17, a shepherd in Tibet's Jiangzi County
and his flock of sheep was on the way home along the Sichuan-Tibet Road
after a rain. Autos on the road had to draw in to make way for the sheep.

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Saturday, May 17, 2008

Chinese Online Class - Miss Bikinis in Dongguan

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Miss Bikinis in Dongguan

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Contestants from 48 countries of Global Miss Bikini Competition Final
showcase in Dongguan, Guangzhou province on July 17. The final
competition will be held in China's Beihai city later.

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Friday, May 16, 2008

Chinese language - Weeping doll

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Weeping doll

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A weeping doll was very eye-catching amongst a group of smiling toys in
Shanghai's gift store on July 13, 2005. The doll's weeping expression is
lifelike and lovely.

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Thursday, May 15, 2008

Learn Mandarin online - Ningxia armed police training despite the scorching sun

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Ningxia armed police training despite the scorching sun

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Recently, most areas in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region suffered continuous
high temperature of 37 degrees Celsius (98.6 degrees Fahrenheit). Armed
police of the Shizuishan division under the Ningxia Corps stationed at
the foot of the Helan Mountain continue training in the mornings and
afternoons.

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Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Learn Mandarin online - Butterflies dance after rain

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Butterflies dance after rain

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There was light rain in urban areas of Wuhan on July 10th and 11th.
Visitors to Wuhan's East Lake Scenic Spot enjoy fresh and moist air after
the rain. Eye-catching colorful butterflies danced among various wild
flowers and verdant plants.

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Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Learn Mandarin online - Beauties compete in using Chinese chopsticks

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Beauties compete in using Chinese chopsticks

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Finalists of the 34th Miss Intercontinental participating in the city
touring campaign were competing in using Chinese chopsticks in Shanghai,
on July 10th, 2005.

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The photo shows the overlook of Tianshan Mountains.

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Sunday, May 11, 2008

Chinese language - New Party delegation visits Dalian

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Taiwan New Party's Chairman Yok Mu-ming and his delegation arrived in the
coastal city of Dalian.

New Party Chairman Yok Mu-ming (C) wrote an inscription in front of
Lvshun Prison.

July 9 - Taiwan New Party's Chairman Yok Mu-ming and his delegation have
arrived in the coastal city of Dalian, in northeast China's Liaoning
Province.
This is the third leg of their Chinese mainland tour which marks the 60th
victory anniversary of China's anti-Japanese war.
The top party leader of Liaoning province Li Keqiang held a banquet to
welcome the Taiwan delegation, which arrived from Nanjing.
Li said Friday that their visit highlights the fact that Chinese on both
sides of the Taiwan Strait share the same history as well as blood.
He said their tour would foster an atmosphere of unity among all Chinese
people and that only when the nation is united and works together can it
advance.
Yok Mu-ming said a nation must not forget its history, otherwise the
tragedies of history will be repeated. He said the aim of this trip was
to remind China's younger generation of historical lessons.

          ��New Party delegation visits Nanjing (2005-07-08)
          ��New Party chairman arrives in Guangzhou (2005-07-06)

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Saturday, May 10, 2008

Chinese language - Swarovski's A/W collection show in HK

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Swarovski's A/W collection show in HK

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World famous brand name Swarovski held its Autumn/Winter Collection Show
2005-2006 in the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center on July 6th.
Hong Kong's top models showcased Swarovski's Autumn/Winter collection
items.

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Friday, May 9, 2008

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As the second China France Youth Chess Match (CFYCM) came to the final
stage at Shenzhen's Xili Shanzhuang Villas, Ye Jiangchuan, General
Secretary of China Chess Association, played chess with about 100
Shenzhen children on July 5 in order to stimulate development of chess in
China. Pictured: Ye Jiangchuan playing chess with children.

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Thursday, May 8, 2008

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30,000 badges of Chairman Mao on display

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Zhu Bangfa, a former soldier from Anhui, owns more than 30,000 badges of
Mao Zedong after over 30 years of collection. These badges can be divided
into over 2,000 categories. The largest one has a diameter of 35
centimeters and the smallest is only button-sized. Zhu purchased a
100-square-meter house at the cost of more than 400,000 yuan, changed it
into an exhibition room for his badges, and opened it on July 4 to the
public for free.

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Wednesday, May 7, 2008

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Shanghai Jade Buddha Monastery

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Shanghai Jade Buddha Monastery, one of the city's ten landmark tourism
spots, built in the style of Song (960-1279) palaces, is one of the key
Buddhist temples in China. Chinese and foreign tourists flock to the Jade
Buddha Monastery despite the intense heat of 39 degrees Celsius (102.2
degrees Fahrenheit) on July 2.

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Tuesday, May 6, 2008

Learn Chinese - Miss Greece crowned Miss Tourism Queen

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Miss Greece crowned Miss Tourism Queen

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Miss Greece, Nikoletta Ralli, is carried after being being crowned Miss
Tourism Queen International in Hangzhou in east China's Zhejiang province
July 2, 2005. 71 international contestants competed for the crown.

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Monday, May 5, 2008

Learn Chinese - Underwater engagement ceremony

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Underwater engagement ceremony

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A couple held a unique underwater engagement ceremony in the Diving Club
of the Beijing Aquarium on Apr. 27. The Beijing Aquarium will for the
first time introduce diving events starting this year's May Day and has
begun promotions for the holiday market at present.

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Sunday, May 4, 2008

Learn Mandarin online - CIDEX showcased advanced tech

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CIDEX showcased advanced tech

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China-developed "sky arrow 1", a small cruise missile exhibit that can be
carried on a bomber, showed up at the CIDEX 2006 which opened at the
Beijing Exhibition Center on Apr. 26.

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Saturday, May 3, 2008

Learn Chinese - Oxygen-supply systems equipped on Qinghai-Tibet trains

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Chinanews, Apr.25 �C According to the Qinghai-Tibet Railroad Corporation,
the Golmud-Lhasa section of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway will be put into
trial operation on July 1, and two systems supplying dispersed oxygen and
oxygen masks will be equipped on the train so as to help passengers
overcome altitude sickness.
It is reported that because of the existence of the anoxic condition
along the rail line, the Qinghai-Tibet Railroad Corporation will exert
all its efforts to build a comfortable "inner environment" in the cabin.
Two sets of oxygen supply system will be equipped on the train. One is
dispersed oxygen supply system, similar with the "central
air-conditioner", making the oxygen content in air remain at the level of
over 80% of that in the plain area. The other is oxygen mask installed
beside passenger seats. When passengers still feel oxygen deficiency in
the cabin, they can breathe with the oxygen mask directly.
Besides, a doctor and a nurse will be on every Qinghai-Tibet train to
provide first aid in emergency.
The Golmud-Lhasa section extends 1142 kilometers with 960-kilometer rail
across areas of over 4,000 meters in altitude. It is so far the highest
railway in altitude in the world as the top height reaches 5,072 meters
when it passes through Tanggula Range. The oxygen content in air along
the railway is just half of that in plain areas.

          ��Qinghai-Tibet Railway to start trial operation soon
          ��Oxygen supplyed on Tibet-Qinghai trains
          ��
          ��Gorgeous view along Qinghai-Tibet railway

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Friday, May 2, 2008

Chinese Online Class - CNOOC acquired oil exploitation right in Nigeria

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CNOOC acquired oil exploitation right in Nigeria

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Chinanews, Apr.21 - China National Offshore Oil Corp Limited (CNOOC)
announced on the 20th that it has purchased the offshore oil exploitation
right from Nigeria for 2.268 billion US dollars.
CNOOC explains that it has acquired a 45% working interest in an offshore
oil exploitation license OML 130 in Nigeria, which will highly raise the
company's overseas oil and gas reserve and output.
In addition to the US$2.268 billion expenditure on the above acquisition,
in the future CNOOC has to pay US$424 million for financial, operating
and capital expenses in the period before the deal is completed.
Nigeria is the fifth largest crude oil exporter of the world. OML 130 is
located in the around 500-square-mile Niger Delta, where four oilfields
including AKPO were discovered. The region also covers numerous
perspective structures that await further exploration.
It is estimated that AKPO Oilfield has approximately 1.1 billion barrels
of P50 reserves at present. Calculated by a 45% working interest, CNOOC
will acquire nearly 500 million barrels of oil reserve. When the oilfield
reaches a peak period in 2009, its daily oil output can hit 170,000
barrels, of which CNOOC will share 78,000 barrels.

          ��CNOOC to invest heavily in exploring new oil fields
          ��CNOOC enters Australia Outer Browse Basin
          ��CNOOC acquires oil exploitation right in Nigeria
          ��CNOOC discovered new oilfield in Bohai Bay
          ��CNOOC, Devon jointly develop S.Yellow Sea
          ��CNOOC ltd. announces startup of oil field offshore South
China Sea
          ��CNOOC takes 45% stake in Nigerian oil
          ��CNOOC started 12-megaton refinery project
          ��CNOOC to exploit South China Sea with US firm
          ��New CNOOC oil field starts operation
          ��CNOOC saw a 45% growth in revenue
          ��CNOOC to develop oilfields with US firm

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Thursday, May 1, 2008

Learn Chinese online - Peking Opera artists cheer for Xinjiang auto show

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Two Peking Opera artists dressed in ancient-style costumes were cheering
for the five-day Xinjiang International Automobile Industry Expo 2006 on
April 13. This expo attracted nearly 500 automakers as well as auto part
and accessory manufacturing enterprises from home and abroad. A number of
new models were unveiled and became light spots of this expo.

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