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佳一中吧里精品太多了，（吧主请进）。 我觉得咱们这里精品有点泛滥了。很多东西是配不上的。顺便问问，没主的吧里精品是谁给的？
★本人最喜欢的乐队(有图,非常帅(这话俗了))★ ★本人最喜欢的乐队(有图,非常帅(这话俗了(没办法,为了吸引你们嘛)))Blur,来自英国.这是主唱/键盘Damon Albarn.
★简明冰岛语发音规则,对冰岛感兴趣的同学点一下吧★ general icelandic pronunciation guidevowelsa (short) as in "man" (british accent) a (long) as in "father" a (followed by "ng" or "nk") like "ou" in "house" á like "ou" in "house" e (short) as in "met" e (long) like "ea" in "bear" é like "ye" in "yet" i (short) as in "hit" i (long) as in "hit" but lengthened i (followed by "ng" or "nk") like "ee" in "seen", but shorter í like "ee" in "seen" o (short) as in "not" o (long) like "aw" in "saw" ó like "o" in "sole" u (short) like "eu" in french "deux" u (long) sounds same as short but lengthened u (followed by "ng" or "nk") like "oo" in "moon", but shorter ú like "oo" in "moon" y sounds same as icelandic "i" or "í" ý sounds same as icelandic "i" or "í" æ like "i" in "mile" ö (short) is similar to german "ö" like "ur" in "urgent" but shorter ö (long) like "ur" in "urgent" au like the vowel in french "feuille", similar to "oy" in "boy" ei like "ay" in "day" ey like "ay" in "day" note that all icelandic vowels can be long or short. they are normally pronounced long when followed by (1) a single consonant or (2) the consonant combinations {p, t, k} + {r, j, v} (for instance pr, tr, kj). they are normally pronounced short if followed by a double consonant or a consonant combination other than the ones mentioned above.consonantsb same as in english, but not strongly voiced eg bað d same as in english, but not strongly voiced eg dóttir f (1) at beginning of a word is same as in english eg fara f (2) in the middle or at the end of a word like english "v" eg hafa f (3) before "l" or "n" like english "b" eg gafl, nafn g (1) at beginning of a word as in "good" eg góður g (2) after a vowel, unless followed by "i" or "j", like German g in "sagen" eg saga, sagði g (3) after a vowel and followed by "i" or "j" like "y" in "yet" eg magi, segja h same as in english eg ha hv like "qu" in "quick" eg hvað j like "y" in "yes" eg já k same as in english eg kaup kk is preceded by a pre-aspiration eg ekkert (ehh-kert) kl is also preceded by a pre-aspiration eg afklæða kn is also preceded by a pre-aspiration eg aðsókn l same as in english eg laun ll like "ttl" in "settle" but not with hard "t" sound (like "dl") eg sæll m same as in english eg með n same as in english eg nei nn (1) after "á", "í", "ó", "ú", "ý", "æ", "au", "ei", or "ey" like "dn" eg steinn nn (2) after all other vowels and in the suffixed definate article sounds like "nn" in english eg finna p same as in english except when before "s", "k", or "t" where it then in combination sounds like "f" eg skips, dýpka, dýpt pp is preceded by a pre-aspiration eg sloppur pl is also preceded by a pre-aspiration eg depla pn is also preceded by a pre-aspiration eg opna r like in english only trilled eg far rl like Icelandic "ll" above eg karl rn like Icelandic "nn" above eg barn s as in "mouse" eg mús t same as in english eg takk tt is preceded by a pre-aspiration eg hætta tl is also preceded by a pre-aspiration eg betla tn is also preceded by a pre-aspiration eg batna v same as in english eg við x same as in english eg buxur z like "s" in "sun" eg verzlun þ like "th" in "thin" eg þunnur ð like "th" in "breathe" is never found at beginning of word eg staða accentthe accent of icelandic words falls in almost all cases on the first syllable. the exceptions arewords that have the negative prefix "ó-" meaning "un-" as in "unwilling" eg óhreinindi words that have the prefix "all-" meaning "rather" or "very" eg allfeginn in these two cases, the accent falls equally on the first two syllables or mainly on the second syllable.
★简明冰岛语发音规则★ general icelandic pronunciation guidevowelsa (short) as in "man" (british accent) a (long) as in "father" a (followed by "ng" or "nk") like "ou" in "house" á like "ou" in "house" e (short) as in "met" e (long) like "ea" in "bear" é like "ye" in "yet" i (short) as in "hit" i (long) as in "hit" but lengthened i (followed by "ng" or "nk") like "ee" in "seen", but shorter í like "ee" in "seen" o (short) as in "not" o (long) like "aw" in "saw" ó like "o" in "sole" u (short) like "eu" in french "deux" u (long) sounds same as short but lengthened u (followed by "ng" or "nk") like "oo" in "moon", but shorter ú like "oo" in "moon" y sounds same as icelandic "i" or "í" ý sounds same as icelandic "i" or "í" æ like "i" in "mile" ö (short) is similar to german "ö" like "ur" in "urgent" but shorter ö (long) like "ur" in "urgent" au like the vowel in french "feuille", similar to "oy" in "boy" ei like "ay" in "day" ey like "ay" in "day" note that all icelandic vowels can be long or short. they are normally pronounced long when followed by (1) a single consonant or (2) the consonant combinations {p, t, k} + {r, j, v} (for instance pr, tr, kj). they are normally pronounced short if followed by a double consonant or a consonant combination other than the ones mentioned above.consonantsb same as in english, but not strongly voiced eg bað d same as in english, but not strongly voiced eg dóttir f (1) at beginning of a word is same as in english eg fara f (2) in the middle or at the end of a word like english "v" eg hafa f (3) before "l" or "n" like english "b" eg gafl, nafn g (1) at beginning of a word as in "good" eg góður g (2) after a vowel, unless followed by "i" or "j", like German g in "sagen" eg saga, sagði g (3) after a vowel and followed by "i" or "j" like "y" in "yet" eg magi, segja h same as in english eg ha hv like "qu" in "quick" eg hvað j like "y" in "yes" eg já k same as in english eg kaup kk is preceded by a pre-aspiration eg ekkert (ehh-kert) kl is also preceded by a pre-aspiration eg afklæða kn is also preceded by a pre-aspiration eg aðsókn l same as in english eg laun ll like "ttl" in "settle" but not with hard "t" sound (like "dl") eg sæll m same as in english eg með n same as in english eg nei nn (1) after "á", "í", "ó", "ú", "ý", "æ", "au", "ei", or "ey" like "dn" eg steinn nn (2) after all other vowels and in the suffixed definate article sounds like "nn" in english eg finna p same as in english except when before "s", "k", or "t" where it then in combination sounds like "f" eg skips, dýpka, dýpt pp is preceded by a pre-aspiration eg sloppur pl is also preceded by a pre-aspiration eg depla pn is also preceded by a pre-aspiration eg opna r like in english only trilled eg far rl like Icelandic "ll" above eg karl rn like Icelandic "nn" above eg barn s as in "mouse" eg mús t same as in english eg takk tt is preceded by a pre-aspiration eg hætta tl is also preceded by a pre-aspiration eg betla tn is also preceded by a pre-aspiration eg batna v same as in english eg við x same as in english eg buxur z like "s" in "sun" eg verzlun þ like "th" in "thin" eg þunnur ð like "th" in "breathe" is never found at beginning of word eg staða accentthe accent of icelandic words falls in almost all cases on the first syllable. the exceptions arewords that have the negative prefix "ó-" meaning "un-" as in "unwilling" eg óhreinindi words that have the prefix "all-" meaning "rather" or "very" eg allfeginn in these two cases, the accent falls equally on the first two syllables or mainly on the second syllable.
★★★请问中大临床医学本科会在那个区？谢谢！★★★ 我使黑龙江的那个，分数已经下来了，667分，已经报了中大临床医学，估计差不多了。我报的是八年、五年、口腔，想问一下我将来会在那个区呢？ 我很想去珠海...
跟追逐王力宏之流的同学们说句话 真是可悲！！！！你们就不想接触一点更有内涵的东西吗？就甘心于把自己的世界局限在那么狭隘低级的水平？王力宏那种东西说是骗钱的都不过分！作为高三学生，我怀疑下一届的同学们越来越不成熟了。想想你们真正需要什么！
关于一中和衡水中学的感想 我一直觉得衡中在拼尽一切力量激发学生潜力，一切手段都用上了。我想这是那里的自然和人文条件决定的。 不过我还是更喜欢我们佳木斯一中的方式，我们佳木斯一中也是很好的高中，而且擅长培养品性，有很长且光辉的历史的。最晚的晚自习到十点（而且是自愿的，我从没上过) 我们老师们也曾经去衡水”学习“过，并参照衡中的样子“跑操”，不过加上我们的天性，“跑操”成了一个很快乐很搞笑的过程。 我想，如果我当初去了衡中。成绩可能会好一些，但失去的也会很多。生活是一种平衡的艺术。 PS：这个贴我也发到衡中吧上了。就当给咱们做广告了。
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