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HashiriKata -

I was listening to a recording but got stuck at just one syllable (I think ). What is it? Please
fill the gap with the missing bit (You may have to listen to the attached file, I think):

她不是一个可以勤俭节 [ __ ] 的人,太浪费。

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grimacekid -

that is 约.
勤俭节约, if you familiar with this phase, you won't miss it!
cheers!

roddy -

节约?

Edit: Gargh, beaten to it

HashiriKata -

Thank you to you both. Yes, as usual, after seeing the answer I think I should have known .

As for the recording, I don't think the pronunciation of 约 is very precise, would anyone agree
with me?
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EDIT: After listening again a few more times, the pronunciation now seems quite clear. So, it's
really my lacking

roddy -

It was only because of the phrase that I was able to guess what it was. If it'd been a random
idiom or something I'd never heard of, I doubt I'd have had a clue.

chenpv -

yue1, absolutely. Though with a slight southern accent, the woman sounds perfectly standard and
clear, to me at least.

HashiriKata -

Quote:

yue1, absolutely.

Vielen Dank!
Yes, absolutely! you're right, as noted in my previous post!

nipponman -

I could hear 约 fine, i didn't hear 的人 very well though. Oh well, back to the grind!

lokki -

But, how should the last bit 太浪费 be interpreted ? According to the dictionaries 浪费 =
waste, squander, extravagant, so that would translate something like "she is too extravagant", or
"she wastes/spends too much (money)", but listening to it I get a feeling it could mean something
like "it is such a waste", "it is such a shame" - is this wrong?

HashiriKata -

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Originally Posted by lokki

so that would translate something like "she is too extravagant", or "she wastes/spends too much
(money)", but listening to it I get a feeling it could mean something like "it is such a waste",
"it is such a shame" - is this wrong?

Your interpretations are all reasonable, because the speaker didn't seem to be strict enough in
the structure of the sentences. I guess, however, that by saying "she's not a frugal, thrifty
person" the speaker must have then intended to mean, as you put it, "she wastes/spends too much
(money)"

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Friday, May 30, 2008

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Rumor has it that some people live outside of China.

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Because I'm only wrong 90% of the time. And the last nine problems were my fault. Hence . . .

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Oh well, looks like there was some problem then. But I'm fairly sure it wasn't my fault . . .

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Hmmm, what error messages were you getting?

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Monday, May 26, 2008

Chinese Class - Emperor statues near completion

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Main part of the huge majestic statues of the Yellow Emperor & Yan
Emperor has been completed in Henan's Zhengzhou City. The statues occupy
an area of 2,816 square meters and are 106 meters in height. They were
constructed on the body of a hill, which created a right mix of the hill
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Sunday, May 25, 2008

Chinese language - Rich natural gas resources discovered

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Chinanews, Beijing, July 14 - An officer from the Ministry of Land and
Resources said on July 13 that a great discovery had been made in ocean
natural gas prospecting, when a natural gas field was found in the
LW3-1-1 natural gas well with an estimated reserve of more than 100
billion cubic meters, and it might be the biggest natural gas field in
the Chinese sea area.
This discovery also proved that the Zhujiang River Estuary Basin is a
gas-rich section, which will enhance China's confidence in prospecting
for oil and gas in the South China Sea in the future.
China has done much research and prospecting work in this sea area since
the 1990s. The Ministry of Land and Resources has started selecting
strategic oil and natural gas resources blocks, and the Oil and Gas
Prospecting Project in Continental Slopes in the North of South China Sea
has been named among the first batch of the strategic blocks. The project
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Saturday, May 24, 2008

Chinese Lesson - China needs to strengthen efforts for IPR protection on trade marks

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Chinanews, Guangzhou, July 3 �C While some Chinese enterprises are
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quite a few foreign companies are also bent on registering famous Chinese
brands. To protect famous Chinese brands effectively, Chinese companies
have to be cautioned about the tricks played by foreign companies.
In a recent seminar on the intellectual property rights (IPR) ownership
and innovation held in Guangdong, participants pointed out that some
foreign companies had deliberately registered famous Chinese trademarks.
Since they play tricks within the law limits of their own country, it is
relatively easier for them to escape punishment.
China is now a leading country in terms of trademark registration. In
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last year, and the fourth consecutive year for China to have registered
the most number of trademarks.
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is still not a strong country in this aspect,�� said Li Yanzhang, deputy
director of the China Trademark Association. At present, few Chinese
brand names are influential in the world.
While the number of famous Chinese brand names is quite limited, many of
them are under constant attacks by foreign companies in trade
registration. The problem lies in the very fact that China has not paid
enough attention to its IPR protection. Among all exported Chinese goods,
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Friday, May 23, 2008

Learn Mandarin online - Minister of Railways travels to Lhasa by experimental train

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The Qinghai-Tibet Railway will start trial operations on July.1.

Chinanews, June 21 �C Recently, Liu Zhijun, Chinese Minister of Railways,
started his Tibetan journey from Beijing. He led officials from the
Ministry of Railways traveling through the newly-built Qinghai-Tibet
Railway in 3 days, examining its preparatory work before its trial run
scheduled on July 1.
Liu pointed out the problems in the course of the ride. When the train
encountered sudden bumping, he suggested it was caused by the technical
problems of the railway, and asked related officials to solve it. He also
required local railway bureaus to recycle the materials of railway
constructions. He pointed out the spare tracks should not be put beside
the railway. He was upset when he saw cows and sheep finding food on the
railway tracks, and thus he required the public security agencies of the
railway and local governments to send necessary security knowledge to
local farmers and herdsmen, helping to make everyone know the meaning of
protecting the railway.
When the experimental train went through the permafrost area, Liu pointed
out to the officials to make regular investigation of the frozen earth,
to guarantee the travel safety of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway.
Liu then talked with Wang Xinwen, head of the Lhasa Railway Station,
through GSM-R communication equipment, the first Chinese railway mobile
communication system to be applied, receiving Wang's report about the
ongoing preparatory work.
When Liu arrived in Lhasa, he immediately convened meetings at which he
studied the preparatory work to the trail run of the Qinghai-Tibet
Railway together with local officials, and expressed his wishes for the
successful trial operation.

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Thursday, May 22, 2008

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Pictured: fancy wedding customs and courtesy.

June 15 - Rongshui Miao Autonomous County of Guangxi's Liuzhou City is
located on the border of Guizhou Province and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous
Region, 154 km to Guilin City and 100 km to Liuzhou.
Here live 13 minority groups including Miao, Yao, Dong, Zhuang, Mulam and
Shuijia, with Miao ethnic people making up 39% of the 470,000 population.
Therefore it is called Damiaoshan by folks.
It enjoys rich ethnic customs and is reputed as the "Hometown of hundred
festivals". The county celebrates nearly 100 various folk festivals and
gatherings every year. Numerous ethnic festivals, unique wood buildings,
costumes of exquisite handicraft, ethnic meals full of fun and fantastic
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Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Chinese Online Class - Chinese riot squad vital in Haiti's peacekeeping

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Staff members of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti were
attacked by gun-armed gangsters on the construction site of
Port-au-Prince in Haiti on June 10. Ten Chinese riot policemen patrolling
nearby immediately arrived at the spot after receiving the command of the
United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti and started hunting for the
gangsters. Chinese riot squad has become an important armed force that
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Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Chinese Lesson - 204 pieces of Chinese treasures return

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204 pieces of Chinese treasures return

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A spectator was watching the recovered Buddha's head in Longmen Grottoes
at the "special exhibition of National Cultural Heritage Day, achievement
in key Chinese cultural relic collection" being held in Beijing early
June. It is learnt that starting 2002, the Chinese government formally
launched special funds of key cultural relic collection, and appropriates
50 million yuan (US$6.25 million) annually to recover precious cultural
relics lost overseas. So far, actual spending totaled around 200 million
yuan and 204 pieces of Chinese treasures are return.

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Monday, May 19, 2008

Learn Mandarin online - Mao's English interpreter

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Tang Wensheng, Mao Zedong's English interpreter, showed up in Kuala
Lumpur on June 1. When Seri Najib, Malaysia's deputy prime minister, was
invited to visit China last year, he suggested to invite those who have
made significant contribution to establishing diplomatic relations
between China and Malaysia on the Chinese party to Malaysia for a trip to
brighten the chain.

Upon invitation from Seri Najib, Malaysia's deputy prime minister, Tang
Wensheng, Mao Zedong's English secretary, made his maiden trip to
Malaysia on June 1. Pictured, Malaysia's tourism minister was presenting
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Sunday, May 18, 2008

Chinese Online Class - Grand dragon boat race held in Hong Kong

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Photo shows participants paddle boats during a run-up of the upcoming
dragon boat race in Hong Kong. The grand dragon boat race will be held in
several coastal areas in Hong Kong to celebrate the traditional Chinese
Dragon Boat Festival, which falls on May 31 this year.

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Saturday, May 17, 2008

Chinese Mandarin - Shanxi's first police physical training center

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The first county-level policeman physical training center of Shanxi
Province was built and started operation in the public security bureau of
Yu County on May 24, 2006. The bureau has invested 380,000 yuan
(US$47,500) to set up a police physical training center in the county's
sports committee, in order to elevate the law executing level and
abilities in real combat of policemen working at grass-root units and the
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Friday, May 16, 2008

Chinese Class - Shanghai's "cultural relic map"

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A "cultural relic map" appeared on Shanghai's Huaihai Road on May 20. For
the first time, the cultural relic administrative committee of Shanghai's
Luwan District showed the public most places of interest with cultural
relics in the district through a "cultural relic map" in a detailed and
direct manner, which delivered convenience to Chinese and foreign
visitors.

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Thursday, May 15, 2008

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Ladies from Singapore, Hong Kong and other regions bought many exquisite
hairpins and said they would present them to friends all over the world.
"World of Hairpin," a small store located in the Shanghai Yuyuan Tourist
Mart, sells hundreds of types of hairpins that feature fashionable
elements and folk customs, attracting a large number of women buyers who
are unwilling to leave.

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Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Chinese Mandarin - Peng Jiamu Memorial Hall completed in Turpan

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Peng Jiamu Memorial Hall completed in Turpan

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The large sand statue and memorial hall of Peng Jiamu, a noted Chinese
scientist and vice president of the Xinjiang Branch of the Chinese
Academy of Sciences have been completed in the Kumtag Desert scenic spot
of Xinjiang's Turpan recently. Peng Jiamu, who is from Panyu District of
Guangzhou City in Guangdong Province, was mysteriously missing while
leading an expedition to Lop Nur on June 17, 1980.

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Saturday, May 10, 2008

Chinese Online Class - Christie's to auction pricey imperial artworks

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Christie's to auction pricey imperial artworks

www.chinanews.cn 2006-05-09 16:06:43

Hong Kong's Christie's auction house showed the press a batch of imperial
fine artworks on May 8. These artworks will be auctioned on May 30. A
black official zither made during the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127AD)
was shown on May 8. This zither will be auctioned on May 30 and is
regarded as one of the oldest zithers in the Northern Song Dynasty.

Hong Kong's Christie's auction house showed the press a black official
zither made during the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127AD) on May 8. This
zither will be auctioned on May 30 and is regarded as one of the oldest
zithers in the Northern Song Dynasty.

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Friday, May 9, 2008

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Wednesday, May 7, 2008

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The Regent Shanghai - Shanghai

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Opening Date: Oct,2005  
Address: 1116 Yan An West Road, Changning District, Shanghai

Rooms and Rates

Room type  Regular price  Breakfast  Wed Thu
Deluxe Room �3500 N/A �1388 �1388
Premier Room �3500 N/A �1588 �1588
Deluxe Suite �3900 N/A �2238 �2238

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but excludes other hotel charges, taxes and fees resulting from special
requests. The regular time for check-in is 14:00 and the regular
check-out time is 12:00 noon. If you need to check in earlier or extend
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Tuesday, May 6, 2008

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Yue Xiu Hotel - Beijing

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The 15-floor hotel has well appointed guest rooms, with a standard room
measuring 18 square meters. At our restaurants, guests can try not only
traditional Chinese dishes, but also authentic Thai food.

Property Amenities

* Banquet Hall
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* Laundry
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* Double Bed
* Electric Kettle
* Extra Bed Available
* Mini Refrigerator
* Paid Internet Access
* Shower & Bath Tub
* In-Room Safe
* Shower Only
* Work Desk
* Iron/ Ironing Board
* Handicapped Room
* Free Toiletries
* Electronic Payment System

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Chinese restaurant Vietnamese restaurant KFC Conference rooms Karaoke
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Monday, May 5, 2008

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The hotel was renovated in 2001. The 19-storey building has 165
guestrooms, all with IC lock, central air conditioning, satellite TV
channels and IDD/DDD telephone.

All prices listed are 4% (of room rates) local government tax exclusive.

Dining

Chinese restaurant Multifunctional hall (200 people) Conference rooms
(25-100 people) Karaoke Footbath

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Shanghai Huaying Textile Building Hotel - Shanghai

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Guangdong cuisine, a multi-function hall, a gym, a beauty salon, a chess
and cards room, a lobby lounge, a business center and meeting rooms.

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* Double Bed
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* Extra Bed Available
* Mini Refrigerator
* Shower & Bath Tub
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Chinese restaurant Multi-functional hall Gym Cyber cafe Beauty salon
Chess room Lobby lounge Parking lot Shop Meeting rooms

Recreation

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Saturday, May 3, 2008

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The Regent Shanghai - Shanghai

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for the world''s most discerning travellers.

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===========================================================================
Opening Date: Oct,2005  
Address: 1116 Yan An West Road, Changning District, Shanghai

Rooms and Rates

Room type  Regular price  Breakfast  Wed Thu
Deluxe Room �3500 N/A �1388 �1388
Premier Room �3500 N/A �1588 �1588
Deluxe Suite �3900 N/A �2238 �2238

More rooms/units

Booking policy

Price for breakfast: Buffet �184. Pay at the hotel using cash or credit
card. Credit cards accepted:  Visa, Peony, Kins, Greatwall, Long,
Pacific, Master, AE, Diners, JCB. The room rate includes the service fee
but excludes other hotel charges, taxes and fees resulting from special
requests. The regular time for check-in is 14:00 and the regular
check-out time is 12:00 noon. If you need to check in earlier or extend
your stay, the hotel may charge an extra fee. (All times shown are GMT +
8 hours.) A credit card guarantee is required by the hotel. Please view
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Shanghai Huaying Textile Building Hotel - Shanghai

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The 3-star Shanghai hufang Hotel, situated near Shanghai''s prime
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kilometers from the Hongqiao International Airport.

The hotel, 10 minutes on foot from Nanjing Road, features inroom
broadband internet access, an eatery that serves Yangzhou, Shanghai and
Guangdong cuisine, a multi-function hall, a gym, a beauty salon, a chess
and cards room, a lobby lounge, a business center and meeting rooms.

Room Amenities

* Hair Dryer
* Slippers
* Double Bed
* Free Internet Access
* Extra Bed Available
* Mini Refrigerator
* Shower & Bath Tub
* In-Room Safe
* Work Desk
* Complimentary Bottled Water
* Free Toiletries

Dining

Chinese restaurant Multi-functional hall Gym Cyber cafe Beauty salon
Chess room Lobby lounge Parking lot Shop Meeting rooms

Recreation

Business center Ticket booking Car rental Laundry

Conference

The grand meeting rooms can hold 150-180 persons, while small ones
holding 40 persons.

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Thursday, May 1, 2008

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The Regent Shanghai - Shanghai

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The Regent Shanghai, with its spectacular architecture and design,
premier location and world-class facilities, is the newest luxury
landmark in Asia''s most dynamic and exciting city. Offering strong
personalized service and an ultimate sense of luxury, both synonymous
with the Regent brand, makes The Regent Shanghai a perfect destination
for the world''s most discerning travellers.

Location

Property Amenities

Room Amenities

===========================================================================
Opening Date: Oct,2005  
Address: 1116 Yan An West Road, Changning District, Shanghai

Rooms and Rates

Room type  Regular price  Breakfast  Wed Thu
Deluxe Room �3500 N/A �1388 �1388
Premier Room �3500 N/A �1588 �1588
Deluxe Suite �3900 N/A �2238 �2238

More rooms/units

Booking policy

Price for breakfast: Buffet �184. Pay at the hotel using cash or credit
card. Credit cards accepted:  Visa, Peony, Kins, Greatwall, Long,
Pacific, Master, AE, Diners, JCB. The room rate includes the service fee
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