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Kelin Aolifu
Date : 2008-01-21 / 08:09PM
What determines where the tone mark is placed when writing pinyin? thanks.
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2007-10-09 Language : None Posts : 12 Responses : 28 Comments : 44 |
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2008-01-21 / 08:58PM | | Ni hao, Kelin Aolifu. This question has been answered by another member. Here is Janesya Sutedjo’s answer:
The rule is.. you have to write the tone on top of the vocal word that in order of…
a, o, e, i, u, ü
but except i and u ,its depend on which is the last…
ex:
in “jiu” the tone is write on top of u
in “shui” the tone is write on top of i
so depend on the order in xie xie the tone is write on top of the e
Xia ci jian. | |
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Chinese Mandarin :Registered on : 2007-08-05 Language : None Posts : 0 Responses : 411 Comments : 2 |
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2008-01-21 / 08:58PM | | There are four tones in chinese. You need to remember every word of its tone.No shortcut I think. Learn more and you will find it more easier. | |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2007-07-25 Language : None Posts : 2 Responses : 428 Comments : 0 |
| | benny bennysland.com
2008-01-21 / 09:09PM | | thank you, Pooshybooshy. fei chang hao | |
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| | Kelin yahoo.com
2008-01-21 / 09:25PM | | | |
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Chinese Mandarin : Registered on : 2007-07-09 Language : English Posts : 32 Responses : 193 Comments : 7 |
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