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- Immerse in Shanxi Pingyao Ancient City
- My Impressive Luoping Tour in Spring
- A hiking trip to the Great Wall
- Anhui surprises me
- A visit to the holy Jiuhua
- Living Fossil in the Dance History - Nuo Dance of Wanzai County
- Get to know Exorcizing Dance
- Travel Guide - Zhangfei Temple
- Put on a little Uygur flower hat
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Counting in Chinese is very useful for both negotiating and understanding prices that you are given. The Romanized spelling for Chinese numbers, known as pinyin, is not always intuitive. Fortunately, China China vacation deals has worked out a system for finger counting to accompany each number to avoid confusion when talking about prices.
Knowing how to count in Chinese is not only fun, but will also save you a little money when negotiating prices.
The tones are important; hear each of the Chinese numbers in Manarin.
1. One - yi
Yi is pronounced "ee" with a high, flat tone.
2. Two - er
Er is pronounced "arr" with a falling tone. When preceding a word for quantity such as "two tickets," er changes to liang.
3. Three - San
San is pronounced "sahn" with a high, flat tone.
4. Four - si
Nothing like the Spanish for "yes," si is pronunced similar to "sz" with a falling tone. see more top China tours
5. Five - wu
Wu is pronounced "woo" with a dipping tone that starts in the middle, falls, then retus to the middl?e.
6. Six - liu
Liu is pronounced as "leou" with a falling tone.
7. Seven - qi
Qi is pronounced "chee" with a high, flat tone. lea more via popular China travel package
8. Eight - ba
Ba is pronounced "bah" with a high, flat tone.
9. Nine - jiu
Jiu is pronounced "jeeoh" with a tone that dips low then retus to the middle.
10. Ten - shi
Shi is pronounced "shur" with a tone that starts low and then rises.
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