In my dictionary, the pinyin for 给予惩罚 is given as "gěi yǔ chéng fá". I thought that 给 in 给予 is supposed to be pronounced as "jǐ". The English is given as "mete out punishment". Since they correctly used "mete" (rather than "meet" or "meat") maybe they know their stuff. But I still wonder if this 给 should be "jǐ".
This is quite strange. I would use "jǐ" since 给 is always pronounced "jǐ" when it's in the word 给予. This is what is taught in schools in China nowadays. However, if you say "gěi yǔ" when talking to people, they would still be able to understand you.
Fascinating! Great examples you included there
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Great video! Keep it up!
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关卡 is the tricky one for me. Thank you what a great video!💯
It is tricky but interesting at the same time!☺
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An interesting and helpful video. 感谢
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这些都是我经常犯的错误。到现在才知道。谢谢！
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In my dictionary, the pinyin for 给予惩罚 is given as "gěi yǔ chéng fá". I thought that 给 in 给予 is supposed to be pronounced as "jǐ". The English is given as "mete out punishment". Since they correctly used "mete" (rather than "meet" or "meat") maybe they know their stuff. But I still wonder if this 给 should be "jǐ".
This is quite strange. I would use "jǐ" since 给 is always pronounced "jǐ" when it's in the word 给予. This is what is taught in schools in China nowadays. However, if you say "gěi yǔ" when talking to people, they would still be able to understand you.