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the attitude of the narrative voice; it often conveys the author's true intent.
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What is the phrase 'good evening' when translated from English to Chinese?
Wan 3 Shang 4 Hao 3 "Wan3 Shang4"means "evening" "Hao3" means "good" In Chinese , we have four tones. 1 means the tone is flat. 2 means the tone is go up. 3 means the tone go down first and then go up, like a turn. 4 means the tone is go down.
What is reflective tone in writing?
illustrating innermost thoughts and emotions
How do you pronounce lao3 hu3?
Third tone means emphasis, like you're angry. LAO HOO! Laohu means tiger.
If guy people like you does it mean you are guy?
Nope. Just means you need to tone down the charm a bit
What does an answer mean?
It means to murmur or to just spit out an answer. Like to just say something, but in a harsh tone without emotion.
What does preludes mean?
Prelude means the tone of the song like high, low, or in between both levels of sound.
What does tone mean in drama terms?
In drama terms 'tone' means how you want to make your voice sound. Say perhaps you were pretending to be from France you would make your voice sound like a Frenchman.
What does grunt an answer mean?
It means to murmur or to just spit out an answer. Like to just say something, but in a harsh tone without emotion.
What does it mean when they say nice default regarding a pic of a new couple?
i say it means they hate it or they like it and have a bad tone.
What is a word that means the general feeling of the selection?
Well.... There are two words for this. The first is genre like the genre of the story is mystery but this is a more general category for the book, which is what genre pretty much means. The other is tone, which is the closest awnser to your question. Tone means more along the lines of the feeling or mood.
Sentence with word tone in it?
I don't like your tone of voice.
What is the Chinese word meaning dog?
狗 means dog. The pinyin version is gou3. It is pronounced like go with a dip in the tone.
