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Summary: Learn how to write "International Airport" in Chinese Symbols with expert tips on writing and pronouncing Chinese characters in this free language lesson video clip.
"Now let?s see International Airport. In Chinese it is Guo Ji Ji Chang. So this word is a compound. You know that Ji Chang is for airport. And so here, Guo Ji is for international. And Guo Ji is also fix the Chinese word for international. For example you can say Guo Ji Xue Sheng means international student. Xue Sheng is student. O.k. let's see, Guo. Guo often means country. Ji. So Guo Ji. Ji here is like among different countries. Ji Chang, o.k. Just going to do Guo Ji again. Guo Ji Ji Chang, International Airport."
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xieniii said
on 2/15/2009 I think she wrote the tone incorrectly for guó. It should be guójì not guòjì.