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  |  |  wei hotmail.com  2009-07-17 / 12:09PM |   |   |   |  
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  |  |  Benny the Mandarin Teacher bennysland.com  2009-07-17 / 02:35PM |   |  “Re” is the standard pronunciation of “hot”. “le” is a kind of local accent which is usually happened in the south of China. 
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        Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2009-06-18 Language : Mandarin Chinese Posts : 3 Responses : 66 Comments : 4   |  
  |  |  wei hotmail.com  2009-07-17 / 08:28PM |   |  in hebei we say jintian hen ruò ,but we say jin tian hen re as mandarin .  |   |  
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        Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2008-11-29 Language : English, French, German, Spanish Posts : 38 Responses : 60 Comments : 7   |  
  |  |  claudia calisti(claudita) tiscali.it  2009-07-18 / 11:44AM |   |  oh! in China? I wish I could  I was in my Country: in Rome, where there are more Chinese people than Italian, in some zone of the town!!!but in a not far day…could be true!!!!!!!  |   |  
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        Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2008-11-29 Language : English, French, German, Spanish Posts : 38 Responses : 60 Comments : 7   |  
  |  |  claudia calisti(claudita) tiscali.it  2009-07-18 / 11:45AM |   |  in hebei we say jintian hen ruò ,but we say jin tian hen re as mandarin . oh! I see! thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  |   |  
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        Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2008-11-29 Language : English, French, German, Spanish Posts : 38 Responses : 60 Comments : 7   |  
  |  |  claudia calisti(claudita) tiscali.it  2009-07-18 / 11:50AM |   |  To : Benny the Mandarin Teacher
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 “Re” is the standard pronunciation of “hot”. “le” is a kind of local accent which is usually happened in the south of China. 
Benny well well…I must pay attention to this matter. Anyway: if I speak correct Mandarin they understand me surely(I hope), the problem is when I want understand them if they speak in their different local accent!!! 
lot of thanks…. 
(next time I’ll go on in the conversation and ’ll ask : from where you come?  ni cong nali lai?)  |   |  
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  |  |  Benny the Mandarin Teacher bennysland.com  2009-07-18 / 10:03PM |   |  To : claudia calisti(claudita)
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 well well…I must pay attention to this matter. Anyway: if I speak correct Mandarin they understand me surely(I hope), the problem is when I want understand them if they speak in their different local accent!!! 
lot of thanks…. 
(next time I’ll go on in the conversation and ’ll ask : from where … Yes, that’s correct. You can also say “ni shi na li ren” 
Benny 
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