Master Chinese Tones | Pronunciation Training

i know a simple way to master à and á:

/nà/ is pronounced "nah."...

and /ná/ is pronounced "nah?".

i study this seen grade 2

What a great video! It helped me a lot! Chinese is a fanastic language. Xièxiè!

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Thank you so much for explaining so well :) ❤

I struggled with 2 and 3 becaus it's sound similar can you make listening pratice video for just 2 and 3 tones

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The third tone being just vocal fry is life changing

What happens when you combine three or four low tones?

Díky!

Great introduction for someone who just begins to leaen chinese, thank you!!

This was real helpful

If you have three 3rd tones together, does one of them convert to a second tone?

My question how can I understand which one which tone to see only Chinese character?

Can anyone tell me, what happens when there are three 3rd tone words in a row? For instance, how would one pronounce 我很好 (wǒ hěn hǎo)?

What I learned while studying Chinese is that tones are the least important thing. People will understand you anyway because of the context. And apart from that, people in the mainland China speak so fast and with so many dialects that you can't hear any tone lol

Every time I watch a video of hers my brain explodes.

虽然我不需要学中文，但是老师好可爱，所以看了很多视频🤧

ah, thank you so much! we have something a bit similar in arabic writing but this was a huge struggle for me still, lol

This was excellent!

The music isn't loud enough. I can still hear you talking.

i love studying chinese but i'm so confused with tones😭

I’ve been learning Chinese for many years in school but I always struggled with the tones. Now that I have finished all my cmfl classes, I was worried that I would lose the Chinese that i’ve learnt. This video was very helpful. 谢谢老师!

I feel sorry for those foreigners who lost their confidence when they speak chinese with me.I am native speaker but I can not speak standard tones at all and I speak so fast.

i have a dought. when there are 3 words in the third tone in a sequence the first 2 words get in the second tone?

thank you for this

My brain is 零 🥲→🧠❌️

Oh😮 seriously helpful 😳 🤭 Thanks a lot teacher.❤ By the way,My name is Grace too.😅

I understand and just need practice with the tones but the neutral tone I don't understand at all. I just can't locate it even when listening to the examples.

no i cant i speak finnish no tones or pitch at all

Unfortunately this doesn’t help with real application of tones. Still good information

This is great information

谢谢老师。我很长时间学习汉语，晚意识到声调很重要。

I’ve been studying Chinese and I this literally changed my entire perspective on learning it. wow

Reading Pinyin is not the problem. How do I remember the tones? How do I get it into my head that it is jie3hun1 and hot jie4hun4? I think this is the crucial question.

As a native Chinese speaker, I can still imagine how hard it is to learn Chinese perfectly as a foreigner😂 the rules are already complicated, but there are still so many exceptions outside the rules to remember, damn!😅
respect to y'all.

I am Taiwanese and my major language is Mandarin.
But why I subscribed this channel…

This might be a silly question, but how do you infer emotion in Chinese if intonation is reserved for tones?

很好教声条的视频！谢谢！

Beatiful

Nice class, but background music is a bit too loud and becomes distracting.

Oh jeez! so right on with that "okay"!! thanks so much <3

If you want to exchange languages, please contact me. I am a native Chinese speaker. I want to learn english~

謝謝！

多谢老师

Hi Grace, Although I have been married to a Chinese woman for 20 years, I have learned almost no Chinese. The biggest barrier I have had in the past is getting the tones right. Describing them as pitches has been so helpful. I look forward to learning Chinese with you. Zaijian, for now.

The way I thought about the tones pitch
1st tone: high and kind of short
2nd tone: raising like I'm asking a question ex: "oh?"
3rd tone: creaking vibrato low ex: "mhm" or "uh-huh"
4th tone: falling, regular speech ex: "slow" or "go"
Neutral: staccato or quick

as a native chinese speaker, i have been speaking chinese for over 30 years, after your couse, i lost my ability to speak chinese.
before i speak every sentence, i think about if i speak it correctly, i can't speak it out though 0-0;

HI, is there a good bridge to how you remember which word has which pronunciation?