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Registered on : 2009-07-04
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Stine
Date : 2009-07-04 / 09:39AM
Hi Benny! Thank you for this awsome way of learning, but I am a bit confused. Does shí mean both yes and am?
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2007-01-01 Language : English, Mandarin Chinese Posts : 0 Responses : 2359 Comments : 75 |
| | Benny the Mandarin Teacher bennysland.com
2009-07-04 / 11:47AM | | Hi Stine, yes. it is.
it should be “shì” (the fourth tone).
Benny
Learn Chinese, Learn Mandarin from AskBenny | |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2007-07-09 Language : English Posts : 32 Responses : 193 Comments : 7 |
| | RobertVicencio bennysland.com
2009-07-06 / 02:55AM | | Where you from Stine? ;o)
Let’s be BUDDIES! | |
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Chinese Mandarin :Registered on : 2009-06-18 Language : Mandarin Chinese Posts : 3 Responses : 66 Comments : 4 |
| | wei hotmail.com
2009-07-06 / 08:54AM | | yup ,as our teacher benny say ,shì is fourth tone . for example : wo shi xue sheng ,i am a student .
ni shi xue sheng ma ? are you a student ? shi de .wo shi xue sheng . yes , i am a student . | |
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Chinese Mandarin :Registered on : 2009-07-04 Language : English Posts : 4 Responses : 2 Comments : 3 |
| | Stine live.no
2009-07-07 / 08:30PM | | Xiexie =D I think I understand now. I guess a lot of words are a like, I just have to study hard to recognize them. | |
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