shusihao

Amir-S

Amir-S

April 25, 2011

nihao, does "shu uey shusihao" mean the 14th of october? shieh shie amir
Oggiedoggy

Oggiedoggy

April 26, 2011

Yes. I notice that you don't use standard pinyin when you type Chinese. Based on how you chose to write "shu uey shusihao", I will guess you don't pronounce shi, zhi, chi correctly. Listen closely: http://www.chinesehour.com/site_media/home/misc/pinyinchart.swf
Amir-S

Amir-S

May 30, 2011

ni hao ma! when I was listening to the audio pronunciation for It's 10 am or its 10 in the morning for Shang wu shidian- I heard " shang wu "ch" dian in the audio lesson I got a bit confused... i thought the pronunciation for shidian was " sh- dian" ??
Lin-Ping

Lin-Ping

June 29, 2011

This is a common problem when learning a language from audio programme, rather than face to face with a native speaker. So Amir S you are right . Try to verify pronunciations with a native speaker as much as possible. Thanks for raising up the question. I am sure many have met similar problems too.
Lin-Ping

Lin-Ping

June 29, 2011

My suggestion would be NOT TO insist on saying everything in PERFECTION to start with. If you are 70% accurate or even less, give yourself a pat on the back. BE VERY GENTLE WITH YOURSELF PLEASE.

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