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Me importa un pimiento la canción de Shakira

Lan : Mẹ ơi, ngày mai trời thế nào ạ?
         What's the weather going to be  like tomorrow  Mom?
Mẹ Lan: Ngày mai có lẽ trời sẽ mưa.
              It might rain.
Lan: Hay quá! Thế thì trời sẽ mát mẹ nhỉ.
           That's good. So it will be cool Mom
Mẹ Lan: Ừ, hôm nay nóng quá!
              Yes, so hot today
Lan: Vâng ạ, hôm nay trời nóng 
và cũng không có gió nữa.
yes, it's hot and there is also not windy
Mẹ Lan: À, ngày mai đi học con nhớ 
phải mang theo áo mưa nhé!
Well, remember to take the raincoat if you go to school tomorrow.
Lan: Vâng ạ!
yes Mom

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Hội thoại Tiếng Việt  về thời tiết/ conversation about the weather

A：这是今天早上的报纸吗？
B：不是，是昨天的。
A：你听，是不是送报纸的来了？
B：我看一下。不是，是送牛奶的。


HSK Standard Course Level 2 Audio of the textbook

Lesson 3 text 2

In this episode we're going to listen to a monologue about her daily routine. Let's start now.
最近特别特别忙。一般我早上七点就醒了。躺一会儿之后，大概到七点二十吧，我就得起床。起来之后第一件事情，先喂猫，然后稍微把家里打扫一下。八点之前，我肯定就吃完饭了。然后我一般会看半小时书。我很喜欢看书，中文的英文的都会看。我一般九点去上班，中午有两个小时休息时间。下午五点下班，回家之后我可能会去健身房，运动一个小时左右，然后回家休息或者放松。

Story Chinese

我的一天 my day (elementary level)

Learn family members in Swahili with examples of how to use them in your everyday life

Lets Learn Swahili

Family members in Swahili with examples

En el primer episodio leeré el microrrelato "Rubia de bote". Espero que te guste.

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Sono sicura che molti di voi quando sono provocati rispondono per le rime!

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Beginner Chinese Listening：我的朋友 My friend

Beginner Chinese Listening

There are 6 tones in Cantonese, tone 1 to 6, let's split them into 3 groups.
Group 1: tone1/ Group 2: tone2 and 5/ Group 3: tone3, 4 and 6
Group 1:
Tone 1 is the easiest tone to find, it equals to stressed syllables in English or other Western languages, for example, father has 2 syllables, one is fa, the other is ther, the first one fa is stressed, because it's higher in pitch, this sound exactly equals to tone 1 in Cantonese.For example I want to pronounce: tik1 (means tick in Cantonese), let's pronounce ticking first, ticking has 2 syllables, the first is stressed, so ti is tik1.
Group 2:
Tone 2 and 5 are both rising tones and are the same in question tones, like WHAT? WHERE? WHO? So to find these 2 tones, you just need to pronounce "WHAT?" then you got the correct tones!
However, what are the differences between tone 2 and 5? Well, you want to be very strict, tone 2 is relatively higher compared to tone 5, but actually when local people are speaking, to speak faster, they will omit details while talking in conversations, so you can just treat these 2 tones as the same tone.For example, if you want to pronounce hou2 (means good in Cantonese), we pronounce WHAT? first, then use the pitch of WHAT? you can find hou2 very easily.
Group3:
Similarly, just like tone 2 and 5, because these 3 tones are so close to each other and quite familiar too, so when talking in conversations, they sound just like the same tone. These 3 tones are just like our unstressed syllables, let's take father as the example again. The second syllable ther is not stressed, and this equals to tone 3, 4 or 6 in Cantonses.For example, if you want to pronounce daap3 (means take transportation in Cantonese), you can produce Linda first, Lin is stressed and da isn't, here da is our tone 3 for daap.
try below: 生活 saang1 wut6 Life/的士 dik1 si6 Taxi/啤酒 be1 zau2 Beer/學生 hok6 saang1 Student/老師 lou5 si1 Teacher/屋企 nguk1 kei5 Home/公司 gung1 si1 Company/酒吧 zau2 baa1 Bar/餐廳 caan1 teng1 Restaurant