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本帖最后由 billzhao 于 2009-10-27 12:08 编辑
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$ f% @" j3 _' Z& M0 m# U# q5 z' NIt is really not easy to say those sounds well. Because we do not have those sounds in Chinese. is the right sound that most Chinese find difficult.
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& j, D9 {4 R3 qIt is easier to say it correctly in simple words like "sit", "bit", but once is in a big word, many of us would speak it like [i:].
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3 K* |/ n( u5 p' D9 N7 \1 }2 K2 a- lAs for [ə:]和 [ə], [u:] , most people do not know the differences except being long or short. |
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