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Forum: Reading and Writing 20th June 2005, 03:39 PM

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Let's use an example. This is from today's yahoo...

Let's use an example. This is from today's yahoo news ->

"終審法院開始聆訊由港府提出的公務員減薪案上訴。港府表示，如果政府敗
訴，會發還薪酬給公務員。"

If this passage is read aloud for a dictation exercise, say for students at schools, then...



Forum: Reading and Writing 20th June 2005, 01:06 PM

Replies: 63

Is this true?

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Posted By skylee


This is wrong. 國/国 is pronounced as...

This is wrong. 國/国 is pronounced as "gwok3" in Cantonese. All Chinese characters in use have
corresponding Cantonese pronunciations. You can find/hear the Cantonese pronunciation of a
Chinese...



Forum: Reading and Writing 1st June 2005, 07:34 AM

Replies: 63

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Posted By skylee


This is quite new to me (I have been speaking...

This is quite new to me (I have been speaking Cantonese in Hong Kong all my life) ... hybrid?
hybird? ... hmm interesting ... I listen to news broadcast on Radio Television Hong Kong everyday
and...



Forum: Reading and Writing 30th May 2005, 05:42 PM

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Is this true?

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Posted By skylee


It is true that written Chinese has been...

It is true that written Chinese has been standardised since Qin Dynasty. But that standardisation
was mainly to standardise the way to write a character (its shape, the number of strokes, etc).
If...



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