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在 2014-2-2，下午4:36，Patrick Gillard <[log in to unmask]> 写道：

> Hi
>
> I've just started teaching some very introductory short Mandarin lessons in our primary school (15-20 mins per class per week). In order to get the children thinking about listening I want to award a 'good listener' crown each time (paper headband with gold ears on it). I want to write some Chinese characters on it (so that the children get continuous drip feed of some characters along with their spoken input)
>
> I'd like to put 'ting hao de ren'  or 'hao ting de ren' even though these might not be completely idiomatic (because then I can point out that the 'hao' in 'ni hao' is the same character.
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> Can I get away with one of these wordings (and which one?) or can someone suggest a better one?
>
> thanks
>
> Patrick
>
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