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    How to read the word "lengths" Which one is correct? 1. /leŋkθs/ 2. /leŋkθis/ The difference is the 2nd one has a extra /i/ between the /θ/ and /s/
    October 20, 2013
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    How to read the word “tuple”? I found someone read it as /t^pl/, someone read it as /tupl/, and someone read it as /tju:pl/, feel really puzzled. What's the correct pronunciation of "tuple"?
    October 12, 2013
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    How to say "我听说你生病了" in English? Are they correct: 1. I heard you were sick 2. I heard you were ill And is there better expressions?
    September 26, 2013
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    How to read "2.9.2"? Which is correct? a. 2 point 9 point 2 b. 2 dot 9 dot 2 c. others
    August 7, 2013
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  • Answered
    I can't tell the difference between 橙色的 and 橘黄色. Maybe it's safe to consider they are the same at most of time :) And 棕色 is a little darker than 褐色, but they looks similar in my opinion
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    August 6, 2013
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    Which is the correct pronunciation for the word "version"? I'm not clear about the character "s". I pronounced it here: https://soundcloud.com/freewind-2/which-one-is-correct-for-the Could you please listen to it and tell me which one is correct?
    August 6, 2013
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  • Answered
    If you can't open that url, you can go with this one: https://soundcloud.com/freewind-2/which-is-the-correct
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    August 6, 2013
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    Which is the correct pronunciation for "question"? I'm not sure how to pronounce the "t". Please listen to my pronunciation here: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0dCJiab6rdu Thank you!I know some characters after "s" will change its pronunciation, e.g. "Stop", "School". So I think the "t" in "question" should not be pronounced as "ch"(as in chair"), but it seems incorrect. Is there any rule for this? This puzzled me for years :(
    August 6, 2013
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    August 5, 2013
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    August 5, 2013
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