Chinese: Contracted Numbers
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two.
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lol... how many diff. accounts do u have? o_0
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Nope that was me in a nasal voice xD Just something to make my video stay in people's memory.
Don't worry, I don't mind random comments at all!
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Woah... was that ur mom?
Haha... I was gonna type sumthing else but that totally distracted me =P
Sry if I'm spamming comments on ur vids. Too bored -_-
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No practice? But I love the dance part! Haha.
How often are numbers shortened like this?
Brilliant video as always, HyperLingual - editing flowed nicely too. Thanks.
g0bb 3 years ago
Thanks! There'll be practice next time I think.
You use the first method whenever you're counting things. For example, you need to count a pile of peanuts on your desk.
We use the second method for any applicable number while talking. Whenever we come across a number like 56000 we just naturally say "wu wan liu" instead of "wu wan liu qian".
Sorry I didn't clarify that!
HyperLingual 3 years ago