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Steve Kaufmann - How good is he?

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hi steve, really looking forward to the launch of the lingQ system, just got a question about what
you said earlier.

"4) Use the squared exercise paper that Chinese school children use (or used to...

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 17th January 2006, 09:33 PM

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There is a word that corresponds to 方言 exactly....

There is a word that corresponds to 方言 exactly. It is "topolect", but admittedly not all
native speakers of English would know what a topolect was.

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 26th June 2007, 10:15 PM

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Chinesepod.com-Does it really work?

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@roddy

Yes, I have looked into CPod's premium features and they just don't fit my study pattern. New
vocabulary is introduced as individual words whereas I prefer to create my own flash cards with...

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@Luobot

Absolutely, and both groups have the right to follow their preferences. I only sometimes wish
there were different names for their activities.

Very true. Yet the title question 'CPod -...

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@Luobot

Ok, let's discuss individual learning styles. There is no 'right' way, there are many ways. Some
of them are efficient, others are less efficient. But efficiency has to be measured in...

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@leosmith

I have come across this site before. His approach is very hardcore indeed. Most people (even on
kanji.koohii, where I started a thread on 'All Things Chinese' under a different name) come...

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Discussing individual learning styles is rather out of place in this thread. And yet, what
realistic alternatives are there to memorising (bits of) dialogues - in the sense of listening to
them to...

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Luobot-san et al.,

With due respect for the validity of many points made so far, I'm amazed by this discussion: is
this a particular feature of people who tend to actively participate in discussion...

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Are you sure your wife is Chinese? :mrgreen:

Forum: Speaking and Listening 2nd February 2007, 07:35 PM

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Re: Steve Kaufmann - How good is he?

There are some posts by the man himself in this thread. In one, you can find the link to one of
his video podcasts in which you'll hear a brief self-introduction. Of course, you can find out
more...

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Steve, I may have missed it but I think in the interview, you mentioned plenty of listening and
reading as the key to fluency, but you didn't mention the self-practising part by the learner.
What I...

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On the whole, I like Steve's attitude towards foreign language learning and the manner he speaks
Chinese. I agree that he doesn't sound like a native, but that is not very important. If you
enjoy...

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 1st May 2007, 10:27 AM

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Re: which chinese dialect(s) do you like most?

Haha... it seems mine is the reverse of yours:

1. Cantonese (on the basis of its conservatism in terms of endings and tones)
2. Hokkien (on the basis of its preservation of many archaic terms)
3....

Forum: Speaking and Listening 1st May 2007, 10:23 AM

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I would not say it would sound better. Actually, it is the z-/zh-, c-/ch- and s-/sh- initials in
Mandarin that makes it unique. The problem for a native Cantonese speaker like me, making these...

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Re: which chinese dialect(s) do you like most?

Coming back to the original question in this thread... :)

I generally have a preference for the Southern dialects, on the basis of their conservatism. To
cite some examples:

Shanghainese 上海話 has...

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Re: which chinese dialect(s) do you like most?

Haha... it seems mine is the reverse of yours:

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2. Hokkien (on the basis of its preservation of many archaic terms)
3....

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which chinese dialect(s) do you like most?

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Re: which chinese dialect(s) do you like most?

I would not say it would sound better. Actually, it is the z-/zh-, c-/ch- and s-/sh- initials in
Mandarin that makes it unique. The problem for a native Cantonese speaker like me, making these...

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Re: which chinese dialect(s) do you like most?

Coming back to the original question in this thread... :)

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Shanghainese 上海話 has...

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A large picture cluster on aerolite rock was discovered in the east of
Tianshan Mountain at an altitude of 2,165 meters, 236 kilometers away
from Xinjiang's Turpan City on July 27, 2005. This picture cluster on
aerolite rock consists of over 500 big and small aerolites exposed on the
surface of the ground and the biggest ones are over two meters in length,
width and height. According to relevant geological and mineral
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For a few days, China Gate located in Shanxi's Linfen witnessed
performances of contestants of Miss Bikini of the Universe from 45
countries. Linfen's Photography Association, Yaodu (capital of the
legendary Emperor Yao over 4,000 years ago) District's Photography
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Jiaxiu Tower is the landmark of Guizhou's capital Guiyang and also the
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disciple of Wang Yangming, a philosopher and educator of the Ming Dynasty
(1368-1644), built Qiyun Pavilion on the site to give lectures. Zhang
Sanfeng, a well-known Taoist, once paid a tour there and predicted that
the location would be a fair place with outstanding talents myriad and
beautiful scenes. In 1598, the 26th year of the Wanli Reign (1573-1620)
of the Ming Dynasty, Jiang Dongzhi, governor of Guizhou, built the Jiaxiu
Tower with an implied meaning of good performance in the imperial civil
examinations. As expected, three Guizhou candidates were titled Number
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Naoyu Festival is a festival to drive away evil spirits and pay for peace
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leaves (poison) into the river and a couple of men (fish) would jump into
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The international famous underwear brand Ordifen held a theme lingerie
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400 Ming Dynasty stone Buddhas discovered

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The Tourism Administration of Chongqing's Liangping County revealed that
about 400 Ming Dynasty (1368AD-1644AD) stone Buddhas were discovered in
Tiemen Township in the county on July 21. These stone Buddhas were found
amongst the wild grass and trees when the Tourism Administration and
Cultural Relic Management Institute of Liangping County were
investigating the relic of the Octagon Palace Temple in Tiemen Township.
The stone Buddhas were two meters at the highest and 20 to 30 centimeters
at the lowest. Pictured, ancient stone Buddhas are still standing erect
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On the morning of July 20, finalists of the 2005 Miss Intercontinental
Pageant were on a field trip in Anhui's Huangshan, a well-known city of
history and culture in China. They made Huizhou ink stick and watched the
performance of Huizhou's three carvings, namely Huizhou style brick
carving, stone carving and wood carving. Those of She County, Yi County
and Wuyuan County are the most typical and best preserved Huizhou style
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The fourth China Jilin Art Expo, which has been a focal point, opened in
the Jilin International Conference and Exhibition Center on July 19,
2005. Tens of thousands of masterpieces of 111 top painters,
calligraphers, folk craftsmen, writers and collectors from over 40 cities
in China are on display, occupying 14,000-square-meter exhibition areas
in five exhibition halls. The Art Expo will last six days and conclude on
July 24.

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The Spanish synchronized swimming team perform their preliminary team
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Vivienne Westwood's design exhibition held

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A Chinese visitor looks at fashion designs from Vivienne Westwood's
thirty-year collection at an exhibition in Shanghai, July 15, 2005. Some
150 Vivienne Westwood designs from the Victoria & Albert Museum of London
are on display for a month in Shanghai. It is the first time for Chinese
fashion pursuers to appreciate the top designer's classic works from the
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China's shipbuilding output to exceed 10 million DWT

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A undated photo shows workers working hard in Yichang's boatyard, Hubei
Province. Zhang Guangqin, deputy director of the Commission of Science,
Technology and Industry for National Defense, said on July 14 that this
year China's shipbuilding output would break the 10 million deadweight
tonnages (DWT) mark for the first time, accounting for about 18% of the
world's total output. China's shipbuilding output has been ranking third
in the world for ten years in a line. By 2020, China will develop into a
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Survey of Beijing's rich residents

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Chinanews, Beijing, July 14 - During this year's May Day golden week, a
Beijing property developer organized buyers of his units to form a "Hong
Kong Spending Spree Tour". More than 30 Beijingers spent on average
50,000 Yuan per person (6,045 USD) during the five day tour, running up a
tab of 2 million Yuan for the group. These Beijingers' carefree ways with
money shocked even the rich residents of Hong Kong.
How many rich people are there in Beijing? The Beijing Academy of Social
Sciences conducted a survey amongst the city's rich citizens under a
course titled "Analysis and Forecast of Economic Situation in Beijing"
and found that Beijing's high-income families have total assets reaching
2.356 million Yuan on average, with 66.2% in property assets and 33.8% in
financial assets.
The "included group" in this survey are families who purchased commercial
property in the city's 8th district and has annual income of at least
50,000 Yuan. In 301 such households randomly selected, average household
size is 2.8 persons, average living quarter size is 101.34 square meters
and 34.22% of these families have their own cars.
Survey finds that Beijing's high income families have 22 cars per 100
households. Extrapolating from this, Beijing's millionaires number
between 1.5 million to 2 million. Those who own a car on average pay
199,500 for each car.
In 1999, the average family's life insurance bill averaged 2,065 Yuan and
their financial risk insurance tab was 1,185 Yuan. This type of family
spent an average of 11,301 Yuan per capita for their children's education.

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Chinanews, July 13 - According to the Outlook Weekly, Xu Dingming,
director general of the Energy Bureau under the National Development and
Reform Commission (NDRC), stated that China has abundant energy resources
as well as strong production and consumption system in coal, petroleum,
natural gas and electric power industry.
At the recent release of "China Energy Statistical Yearbook 2004" and "BP
Statistical Review of World Energy 2005" jointly held by NDRC's Energy
Bureau and the Department of Industrial and Transport Statistics under
the National Bureau of Statistics, Xu said that China has made great
achievements in oil and gas exploration in southwestern and northwestern
regions. The country's oil and gas consumption can depend, to a great
extent, on its own exploration, exploitation and production.
The latest resource assessment by Chinese experts proves that China's oil
and natural gas resources have greatly increased over that in the
previous assessment. Both oil and gas resources are growing continuously.
In terms of coal industry, China is breaking barriers of region, sector
and ownership and building large coal production groups and bases. With
respect to electric power industry, 65 million kilowatts of installed
capacity is predicted to be put into production this year. By the end of
this year, China's total installed capacity is expected to exceed 500
million kilowatts. At the same time, China is actively developing new
energy such as nuclear power and hydropower.
Xu added that the Chinese government is strengthening its guiding efforts
on energy, implementing formulated energy strategies and plans and
enhancing domestic energy exploration and exploitation.

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Zheng He started his seven expeditions to the West Seas in Jiangsu's
Taicang. As the 600th anniversary of Zheng He's Expedition to the West
Seas approaches, Taicang held entertaining commemoration performance on
July 10th and sponsored a water tour of the treasure ship of Zheng He's
Expedition to the West Seas and a fireworks party on the evening.

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About 10,000 Chinese college students look for a job at a job fair in
Changzhou, east China's Jiangsu province, July 10, 2005. Job-hunting
pressures and an uncertain future have left millions of China's
university graduates with a heavy heart as they begin to count down their
final days in college.

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Shanghai's Chenghuang Temple in the evening

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On the evening of July 6th, Shanghai's prevailing hot weather turned cool
after the rain. Brightly-illuminated Chenghuang Temple in Shanghai
welcomed many visitors to take a walk and enjoy the cool there.

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2006 fashionable underwear exhibited in Beijing

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On July 6th, the China Underwear Vogue Trend Release 2006 Spring & Summer
was held in Beijing, opening the curtain of the Lingerie China 2005.
Holding a theme of "healthy life, freedom and happiness", the release is
divided into four images, namely charm, lure, wedding and fancy. The
lingerie show represents women's enchantment of natural, modern,
attractive and sexy.

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Protest ahead of G8 summit

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A man jumps in the air, aiming a kick at police with riot shields during
a clash on Princess Street, in Edinburgh. In Scotland's capital
Edinburgh, where more than 200,000 people marched peacefully Saturday
against poverty in Africa, riot police were on high alert for a street
protest called 'The Carnival for Full Enjoyment'. Several scuffles took
place later between police and demonstrators, with police drawing their
batons during clashes.

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Sao Paulo Fashion Week

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Brazilian top model Michelle Alves presents a Basso & Brooke creation
during Sao Paulo Fashion Week, Monday, July 4, 2005, in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

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Yi People's face painting festival

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Shanghai's Yuyuan Garden opened the first China Yi People's face painting
festival on July 2, 2005. During the game of "guess who is the bride", a
young man was luckily chosen as the groom. He was first painted with a
lucky pattern on the face. Then the bride dressed him in Yi costume.

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Fish made of flowers

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The "Klimt Fish" which was made of flowers showed up in the 5th "Elegance
in Flower" Shanghai International Flower-arrangement Art Exhibition on
May 1 and attracted lots of visitors. This exhibition gathered 200-odd
flower-arrangement master hands from Japan, South Korea, France, Germany,
Singapore, China and China's Taiwan.

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Madame Tussauds Waxwork Museum to open

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Two female journalists invited to visit the museum were attracted by the
waxwork of NBA star Yao Ming on April 27.

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Cartoon-style pictures become souvenirs

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April is the peak season for Hong Kong's tourism, and some tourists chose
to have a cartoon-style picture of themselves made and regarded such
pictures as souvenirs, which is romantic to some extent.

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Farmers go to evening school

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40-odd rural residents were attending a lecture on cotton planting
techniques given by technicians in a Uygur village of Xinjiang's Huocheng
County on the evening of Apr. 22. The last ten days of April is the
cotton seeding season in Xinjiang, and the local government has held
evening school lectures on agricultural techniques according to the
season and farmers' needs, in order to create conditions for farmers to
increase yield and income. That has become a "vogue" in local villages
and warmly welcome among Uygur villagers.

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Magnificent diamond show in HK

www.chinanews.cn 2006-04-19 15:35:35

Famous model Lisa S was displaying a 13.53-carat pear-shaped diamond ring
of standard purity, a 9.25-carat ruby diamond ring, a 5.34-carat deep
blue oval diamond ring and an emerald diamond necklace at the Hong Kong
Christie's spring auction on Apr. 18. The whole set of jewelry is roughly
valued at HK$20 million (US$2.6 million).

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