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In this explainer video you will hear the sounds of Mandarin Chinese and learn the similarities between them and the sounds we use in English. Of course one recording cannot help a person perfect Mandarin pronunciation, but hopefully this elementary introduction will at least help you to learn the basic similarities and differences between English and Mandarin pronunciation, so that it will not be as difficult to start to develop a correct accent over time. #learnchinese
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This book is designed for all levels of Mandarin learners whose mother tongue is English to get to know, improve, and eventually master Mandarin pronunciation. Six strategies are introduced in this book to ensure that you reach your goal of learning Mandarin pronunciation:1.Building a bridge between English and Mandarin pronunciations. 2.Offering text and graphic instructions and video demonstrations for every Pinyin sound. 3.Applying enunciation-pronouncing Mandarin sounds in a clear and slow manner for learners to follow easily. 4.Providing adequate exercises. 5.Practicing tongue twisters to develop muscle memory to pronounce Mandarin sounds automatically. 6.Linking pronunciation with real-life oral communication.
For Mandarin speakers/ writers who wish to learn Thai language, an interesting idea to explore is to go to bookstores like SE-ED, Naiin and B2S next time you are in Thailand. Visit the students section to purchase a picture book. The ones that are used by Thai students who wanted to learn Mandarin. From these books, you would be able to see the Chinese character and how the Thai speakers pronounce/pinyin the Chinese words using Thai consonants and vowels. This is an example from a picture book and you can read more from the blog post in the link. For similar pins, visit my profile> Saved> Thailand (board)> Thai language (section).
It’s common to hear from folks studying Mandarin asking whether speaking proper Chinese tones are important. While many are duped into thinking Chinese tones can be ignored, learning proper Chinese tones is 100% essential to becoming a proficient speaker in Mandarin. Let me explain.
Restaurant Mandarin gets easier when you stop treating every question like a completely new sentence. Questions such as 幾位？, 內用還是外帶？, 要幾個？, 要不要……？, and 還要別的嗎？ are asking for different kinds of information: a number, a choice, a quantity, a yes-or-no decision, or whether you’re finished.