Chinese Pronunciation
Q: How do you pronouce the name, Paotze?
A: "pow-tse"
I am beginning to learn Mandarin Chinese. I have two books for the grammar and tuttles book for vocabulary, but I want a book that has both vocabulary written in the characters and the pronunciation of these. Does anyone know of such a book?
By Katherine Harbin
CHICAGO, May 5 (Xinhua) -- It was all Mandarin Chinese all of the time as dozens of American college students spoke of their hopes and dreams during the Chinese Bridges Speech Competition at Northwestern University.
Crowded into campus classrooms Saturday with their Chinese teachers standing by to take photos, each student gave a five-minute presentation in Mandarin on topics ranging from family life to their Chinese dream.
One student shared how he first became interested in Chinese culture, saying "it all began with the Kung Fu movies I watched as a child."
Hi. Can someone let me know how to pronounce the name "Shuo?" I am assigned to interview a student by this name, and I want to make sure that I pronounce his name correctly.
Thanks,
Jaclyn
Is there anyone that can tell em how you would pronounce these symbols
http://chineseculture.about.com/library/ symbol/blcc_daddyslittlegirl.htm
i'm going to have the symbols on my arm as a tattoo for my daughter and i would like to know
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And we're not talking about one involving pronunciation, spelling or grammar. Those who are responsible for recruiting and hiring people to teach English in China are reportedly under the impression that no one but a white person could really be a |
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That said, preparation for the concert and rehearsals have certainly been a challenge for choir members who have had to learn the pronunciation and diction of words in Celtic, Chinese and many other very unfamiliar languages. |
By LEE LAWRENCE Conceived by British Museum curator Clarissa von Spee, "The Printed Image in China, 8th to 21st Century" explores the ways in which prints in China disseminated fact and fiction, high culture and good karma, political propaganda and
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Her Chinese name is cute, although it sounds a bit like naming your child 'Best Mistake!' lol. As for “gibberish”, that is extremely offensive. He's not fluent in Chinese I imagine so it would be possible for him to pronounce the name incorrectly but |
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Some posters start writing the names using different Chinese characters with similar pronunciation. — C-GUANG-C: Some posters try to evade the censors by using Chen's initials or unusual spellings for his name such as C-Guang-C, but are blocked. |
Each word (written in both Chinese and in English transliteration) is paired with a visual as well as the ability to listen to the word pronunciation as many times as you like. You then trace your finger over the characters, following the guides,
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Update: PROnounce - Chinese pronunciation tutorial for English speakers. (Education) 
So worried for my Chinese, if I can make myself sound natural then I'm not too worried, but my pronunciation...
It's probably because my Chinese pronunciation is better, but I just really like saying Xiumin out loud.
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Why do they have to change the pronunciation for Vitagen for Chinese ads? Wei-ta-jen?!?! Oh come on ad industry 
