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December 02, 2004Chinese Lessons
November 26, 2004 There are basically 5 ways to say each letter of the alphabet with four different tones (straight, up, down and one is a combination of up & down and another soft tone) They use the same alphabet a-z but pronounce them totally different. For instance c is pronounced j, x is pronounced sh, i is pronounced e……….and the list goes on. My Chinese name is Jian Ai which means clear love which is pronounced gee a an eye or something like that………..I’ve only had one lesson! Comments
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