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how to read "1°C"?
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I would say "one degree" - since I live in a country where we exclusively use C.
If I was being more explicit (e.g. to an American) I would say "one degree C" or "one degree Celsius"
I would say "one degree" - since I live in a country where we exclusively use C.
If I was being more explicit (e.g. to an American) I would say "one degree C" or "one degree Celsius"
一 摄[shè] 氏[shì] 度[dù] or 一度 in Mandarin。
Chinese character "一" changes its tone under different situations.
If it is a falling tone after yi,yi changes into a rising tone,sounds like "yí".
So we say yí shèshìdù, or yí dù in Mandarin.
Chinese character "一" changes its tone under different situations.
If it is a falling tone after yi,yi changes into a rising tone,sounds like "yí".
So we say yí shèshìdù, or yí dù in Mandarin.
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