19:10 Mar 1, 2003 |
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5 +1 | You got something very tough to start with. |
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4 +2 | websites |
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4 | Check the following webpages |
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You got something very tough to start with. Explanation: Fuad, You got two tough ones to start with. Let me try to help you and see if you can do the trick. Note well: I cannot hear you saying them so I cannot tell if you got it correctly or not. "Zh, Ch, Sh" are three tongue-curling sounds in Mandarin Chinese. To pronounce "Zh", you need to curl up your tongue and let the tip of your tongue touching the roof of your mouth and hold there. At this time, protrude and square up your lips, and let the upper and bottom tooth close together. Be sure NOT to clutch the tooth too tight, because you need to let a small amount of air to release between your tooth. If you hold your palm in front of your mouth about an inch, you should be able to feel the air coming out when you pronounce this sound. Now try to say 揨h |
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Check the following webpages Explanation: Salaam! You can take a look to the following page http://www.swl.net/radiochina/chinese/fun-3.html. or look for other ones with the key words "learn chinese wav". "wav" is the sound format WinAmp. Enjoy it! Zai jian! The Birdies (Xiao Niao) |
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websites Explanation: zh is close to English j as in "Joe" x is close to English sh as in "sheet" Mandarin Pronunciation: http://weber.ucsd.edu/~dkjordan/chin/pinyin1.html Mandarin Chinese Phonetic Symbols- Initials http://www.wellgot.ca/phonetic/initials.htm Mandarin Chinese Phonetic Symbols- Finals http://www.wellgot.ca/phonetic/finals.htm |
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