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Yuanyuan
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jul 28, 2016
上节课我们学习了订酒店。这次我们学习了有关购物的对话，你说得很好。再接再厉:) (ps中文非常灵活，一件事可以有很多种表达方式。广泛阅读能够帮助你更快地理解中文。)
Yuanyuan
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jul 21, 2016
在这节课，我们学习了关于预定宾馆的对话以及与宾馆有关的词汇。下节课我们将简单地复习一下这节课的内容（对话练习），然后学习有关购物的对话和词汇。’
YiYi
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jul 11, 2016
He deals seriously with Mandarin,and i enjoy the lesson time with he,looking forward to see you again !
Yuanyuan
Chinese (Mandarin)
Apr 25, 2016
In this lesson, we learnt a lot. And you are learning very quick. The sentences you made are almost perfect. Keep on! Next time let's practice more what we have learned and tried to learn more vocabulary. :)
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    面包会有的，牛奶也会有的 Как перевести эту фразу на русский? 面包会有的，牛奶也会有的 Эта фраза из фильма "Ленин в 1918 году". К сожалением, я не видел этот фильм. Спасибо большое.
    April 16, 2012
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    September 22, 2011
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    "栽在这门课上" 什麼意思 "栽"什麼意思?（我不会说汉文，但是我知道您的答案。）举例说，很多人栽在这门课上，让大家失分。谢谢您的回答！*，但是我懂您的答案。
    September 20, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Teresita vagyok, olasz, házas nős vagyok. Én már sokszor nyaraltam Budapesten. Budapest gyönyörű. Sok idegen nyelvet szeretek. Tanultam angolul, és most szeretnék megtanulni spanyolul és magyarul. A magyar egy nehéz nyelv? Remélem, hogy találok segítséget ezen az oldalon, hamarosan megtanulok magyarul. Szia

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    September 15, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Vivien vagyok, kínai,
    szeretem Európát,tanulni akarok magyarul .
    szeretnék segíteni a barátaimnak.köszönöm.

    én most tanulok magyarul, csak egy kicsit beszélek.én nem tudom mely tanulok gyors? (不明白)

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    September 9, 2011
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    Magyarul tanulok

    Sziasztok! Kevin vagyok. Massachusettsben lakom, az USA-ban. Egyedül tanulok magyarul és szükségem van a gyakorlásra és (a) segítségre (segítségedre/segítségetekre). :) Szívesen segítek majd mindenkinek az angol tudasaval tanulásban. Minden jót!

     

    "segíteni a *** tanulásban"

    "fejleszteni a *** tudását"

    "egyedül tanulok magyarul"

    de!: "tanárral tanulom a magyar nyelvet"/"tanár segít a magyar nyelvben"

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    September 1, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Sziasztok,

    A nevem Peko, és én montenegrói vagyok. Éltem a Vajdaságban, és hallgattam a magyarokat, akik a faluban éltek, és megtanultam néhány szót magyarul. Azt hiszem, ez nagyon szép nyelv, és én szívesen veszek minden segítséget a tanulásban.

    Előre is köszönöm,

    Peko

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    August 7, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Bemutatkozás

    Szia!
    A nevem Anton. Oroszországból vagyok.
    Az álmom az, hogy Magyarországra látogatok/látogassak.

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    June 17, 2011
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    I - i. short variant of Hungarian Í. Sometimes it becomes too short, when I hear it from a foreigner. C'mon, you should pronounce it. There is now vowel reduction (== weak vowel) in Hungarian, in the beginning or the middle of the word! Í - í. long vowel. J - jé. ("y" as in English word: yet). K - ká. ("c" as in English word: card). L - el. ("l" as in English word: luck). LY - lyé ("y" as in English word: yet). Yes, the pronunciation for the Hungarian "j" and "ly" is the same! M - em. ("m" as in English word: mum). N - en. ("n" as in English word: no). NY - eny. (a palatalized consonant. Sounds like н as in нет . Or sounds like French word "agneau" ). listen to this (the time is 0:42-0:43) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwtwZTRDvYI O - o. short variant of Hungarian Ó. Ó - ó, long vowel. as in English word: "oooh". Ö - ö. short variant of Hungarian Ő. ("e" as in French word: "le") Ő - Ő, long vowel. P - pé ("p" as in English word: "pet") R - er. The girl at this video (the time is 1:56) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwyQK62tO_U . Definitely not like Hungarian R sound, but it more than OK. S - es ("sh" as in English word: "sheep") SZ - esz ("s" as in English word: "sand") T - té. ("t" as in English word: "table") TY - tyé. (a palatalized consonant. Sounds like ть as in делать.) Take a "look" at (1:06) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwtwZTRDvYI U - u. Short variant of Hungarian Ú. sounds like pinyin "u" (3:00) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwyQK62tO_U. Her pronunciation would be perfect in Hungarian for the long vowel Ú. U - ú. long vowel. Ü - ü. Short variant of Hungarian Ű. sounds like pinyin "ü". French "ü" is kinda same, and OK. Ű - ű. long vowel. V - vé. ("w" as in English word "west") Z - zé. ("z" as in English phrase "Be lazy". So relax! We use this sound every time. But the Hungarian sound for Hungarian "DZ" is almost never used/written.) ZS - zsé. ("j" as in French phrase "Je t'aime"). So. we have voiceless consonants: c, cs, f, h, k, p, s, sz, t, ty, p, k, t, ty. we have palatalized consonants (so we can pronounce Slavic words easily): gy, ny, ty. These are the hardest ones. If somebody speaks French: gy, ü (as the pinyin "ü") , ö, zs are piece of cake. Well the Hungarian TY is something what I can not teach.
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    May 19, 2011
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    Magyar ábécé (Hungarian alphabet) You can look at the phonetic transcription (IPA) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_alphabet#Pronunciation. Or listen to this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwtwZTRDvYI The consonants are little different from English, but almost equal. The five vowels: á, i, o, u are sounds as in Spanish, Japanese A - short variant of Hungarian Á Á - Á, long vowel. You really should pronounce it long. In Hungarian, long vowels are separate phonemes from short vowels. Sounds like pinyin A. B - bé ("b" as in English word: bed) C - cé (well, sound something like pinyin C, or japanese TS as in tsunami) CS - csé ("ch" as in English word: church; well, if you have sounds like pinyin Q or CH, any of them, we have no such differences) D - dé ("d" as in English word: dead) DZ - dzé (I hear this sound like pinyin "Z" or Japanese "Z" as in Japanese word "zutto" [maybe I have hearning problems?], but definitely NOT like in English word "zebra") DZS - dzsé ("g" as in English name: George; sound like pinyin ZH or Japanese "J") E - short variant of Hungarian É. Well, I have problems with this sound, when foreigners try to pronounce it. Sometimes it becomes too short, and sounds like "i". No, the English "e", the Russian "e", the Mandarin Chinese "e" is not like ours. The Japanese E sounds like our E sound. Sorry, there are at least 3 sound variants for the written vowel of "e" in the world, not easy to explain. É - É, long vowel. F - ef. look at this video (the time is 0:36) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwyQK62tO_U. She uses his teeth, when pronounce the sound. That is the right way to do in Hungarian too. G - gé ("g" as in English word: get) GY - gyé (a palatalized consonant. I do not get Koreans why able to pronounce it. Some people from Europe are struggling with this sound. Sounds like д as in делать. Listen to this video (the time is 0:39-0:40) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwtwZTRDvYI. H - há ("h" as in English word: hard)
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    May 19, 2011
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