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The sun rose slowly. This sentence is used in Mandarin/Standard written Chinese, it cannot be used in Cantonese. 國 Level: 3 |
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太陽
taai3 joeng4 - sun 冉冉 jim5 jim5 - 國 slowly, gradually 上升 soeng5 sing1 - to ascend |
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| This sentence was added by bernard and last edited on 28th Aug 2009 14:01 | |
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