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I listened to your version of 3 men make a tiger. The audio sounds good to me, How long did it take you to record this? I tried to make a recording for Saturn V but I get stressed and make a lot of mistakes. I hope your experience was better. :-D --Chinakow 08:58, 18 December 2005 (UTC)
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Heyas! I assume you've heard my Chinese recordings by now. You seem to be the first really active native speaker. Which is, like, awesome. Do you think I should keep recording Chinese or concentrate on Swedish?
Peter 23:18, 8 April 2006 (UTC)
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Hello Audioman thanks so much for the pronunciation clips. Are you a native speaker of Mandarin? Do you speak any other Chinese language(s)? :-) — Instantnood 22:10, 11 April 2006 (UTC)
- I guess you're meaning you're a native speaker of Mandarin, am I right? Would you be able to make some clips for other Chinese languages too? — Instantnood 08:18, 15 April 2006 (UTC)
Too many mistakes in Guqin audio
In the poem 《彈琴》: 劉長卿，“靜”should be pronounced as jìng (you read jīng)，“雖”should be suī (you read xū)。
In the poem 《琴歌》 : 李頎，the readings of the following characters are incorrect: 今(jīn)，夕(xī)，奏(zòu)，烏(wū)，半(bàn)，淒(qī)，木(mù)，增(zēng)，星(xīng)。
Maybe the best way is to ask a native Beijinger to read these poems :-)