Of course, the difficult part about Chinese is the pronunciation. It’s a tonal language. The same word, for example “ma,” can mean widely different things depending upon the way it is said.

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The words come out, and they are unexpected in both sound and tone: "hong se" - the Mandarin Chinese term for "red." In Nick Jr.'s new children's animated series, "Ni Hao, Kai-lan," the ...