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不错呀. 很有激情很有intonation.
#[!g#wn2~"F3M 仅有的意见就是不用追求太快. 在读准的情况下连读.
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谢谢麦当当大人~=V=ec.v[[9?#[ }%j

j`,M3y+c[E7IA 第二段是自己读的，语速降下来了，感觉稍微好一点了。

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呵呵，我想说说其实有感情是好的，可是有的语调方面听听原音是怎么样的，有的音调感觉不太顺。