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03-01-2007, 05:42 PM
So what do you want to know about Chinese, Nyororin?
*acts professional but is actually an amateur*  There's no such thing as happy endings, for when you find true love, happiness is everlasting.
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03-02-2007, 03:03 AM
I'd definatly be interested in learning chinese. I'm currently interested in learning chinese, japanese, and korean. I'm tackeling japanese first.
Death brings eyes. Each time we blink we open our eyes again, yet, when we blink our last people will close their eyes and tear. However, the death will cause people to eventually open their eyes once again. Become stronger, strive to live as long as they can. Life brings death. Death Brings life. Made by me in 30 seconds(or around there)
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03-02-2007, 03:39 AM
In regards to Chinese... I`ve always been interested in learning it. I had originally planned to study Japanese for a while, then move on to Chinese or Korean. Life intervened and things didn`t go quite as planned, however.
The biggest worry I would have with studying it is that I wouldn`t be able to do the tones correctly. That is a new one for me as it isn`t in English or Japanese. So a starter question - How does the tone system work in Chinese?
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03-02-2007, 06:02 AM
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There're four different classifications altogther. This is their correct order, from first to last. -normal pitch. -high pitch, rising alittle to the end. -low pitch, rising alittle to the end. -short and sharp pitch. It's hard to describe how they really sound like, you'll have to hear them for yourself. ^_^ hope that helps.  There's no such thing as happy endings, for when you find true love, happiness is everlasting.
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