Thank you very much, I like your explanations. Question please, as someone who just started learning mandarin, does the pronunciation of "x" sound closer to an English "sh" or an English "s"? From this video it felt like closer to the English "s" but I'm not sure...
Hello! Thank you for liking my video. When pronouncing "x", You can try to stretch your mouth (like a smile) and say the word “she” in English. You can see that you are focusing the front part of your tongue, sending the air out with a friction.I hope this could help!
i am a lil confuse at this when you wrote xiang ..both i and ang are finals so how do we know where we put tone ? do we have to see the sound (tone of the letter then put tone on letter )?.....
Both of i and ang are finals. So if you see the combination of any initials with iang. You put the tone on “a”. For example , xiāng, liáng, qiáng… If there are two finals, you should put the tone on one of the them. It’s fixed. You will know where to put after you get familiar with pinyin! As long as you see a pinyin and know how to read them, it’s already good!
wäre schön gewesen, wenn die Töne nochmal mit lateinischen Buchstaben bildhaft dargestellt würden. Ich konnte jetzt keinen Unterschied zwischen "p" und "m" ausmachen. Zumal die Dame das Gesicht wegdrehte und ich den Mund nicht genau beobachten konnte.
Hello, thank you so much. Yes! Here is my email : yukexin35@163.com. you can send me an email and we can schedule a call. Happy to hear from you again. 😊
Hi, this is a wonderful video but I am confused why "s" and "x" have the same sound, also "q" and "c" is the same, also "j" and "z" are the same sound.
“z” “s”sounds like “z”ip and “s”ad in English. “c” pronouncing the same way as “z”, but the only difference is that you have to send the air out more! “j” focuses on the surface of your tongue, the front part of tongue is raised to the palate. “q”pronouncing the same way as “j”, but try to send the air out from your mouth. “x” your tongue is not touching the palate.
Thank you so much for explaining
Initials: 1:04😃1:32😃 1:45 😃2:43😃3:30
Finals: 5:53😁7:05😁7:20
Fixed Syllables: 8:15☺️9:12☺️9:27
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The Chinese alphabet is important to learn !
Thank you so much for learn pinyin
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I’m am Chinese and this is great! I’m learning this rn for a warmup!
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Thank you😊
The last row of the fix syllables is very difficult for English speakers! So much nuance to the alphabet!
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Very well made! Great pacing and presentation format. Glad i found this vid as a Chinese language beginner!
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It's to difficult to pronounce the words😢 but I try my best te perfect my pronounce thanks for teaching
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Thanks
So clear girl.I am Cambodian and I am learning Chinese. Can I have online class with you?
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Thank you very much, I like your explanations.
Question please, as someone who just started learning mandarin, does the pronunciation of "x" sound closer to an English "sh" or an English "s"? From this video it felt like closer to the English "s" but I'm not sure...
Hello! Thank you for liking my video. When pronouncing "x", You can try to stretch your mouth (like a smile) and say the word “she” in English. You can see that you are focusing the front part of your tongue, sending the air out with a friction.I hope this could help!
@@ChinesewithCottoncaley thank you very much for the clarification!
@@ChinesewithCottoncaley
lǎoshī ：wǒxuédéhěnmàn， xūyào tèbiézhùyì
Thanks you❤
Thank u laoshi
Please make more vedio for the beginners, I m here to learn from the start but where I can start ..
Now i want to go china it necessary to learn i promite to learn insha allah ya allah
I am focusing on speaking and listening..❤
I really found it eaasyy, tyy
Thank you Cotton!!🙏🏽😊🙏🏽
Thank you ma'am🙏
Are these the forms or the shapes of the sounds? Or we can write a sentence with these letters? How about these characters ( 吗哦哦你 )?
keep learning and u will know
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I have a good app for learning Chinese language, and also you can practice,
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Me too from Pakistan
I am from pakistan need a partner for practice and learning together
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Thanks!
မဂ်လာပါ 您好老师
Useful video.✝⛑📜👑☦I will re-watch this to memorise it🤞
Thanks! Keep learning! 😄
Subtitles of phonics of alphabets please 😞 I am confused 😇
Keep it up
i am a lil confuse at this when you wrote xiang ..both i and ang are finals so how do we know where we put tone ? do we have to see the sound (tone of the letter then put tone on letter )?.....
Both of i and ang are finals. So if you see the combination of any initials with iang. You put the tone on “a”. For example , xiāng, liáng, qiáng… If there are two finals, you should put the tone on one of the them. It’s fixed. You will know where to put after you get familiar with pinyin! As long as you see a pinyin and know how to read them, it’s already good!
@@ChinesewithCottoncaley oki..thank you
I have a chinese exam in 30 minutes this is really helpful 😭😭🥰🥰🥰
@@manuelazac you’ve got this!!!
Very helpful!😊
Is it?I am going to cry 😭😭so difficult
I am sixty year old Bangladeshis. I shall be learn Chinese language, plz help me.
TQ teacher ...done subscribe
As clear as day! Thank you so much for this video! Also subbed (:
Thank you for your support 😁
Thank you very much!
The B has sound of "B"all ou "P"lay?
The B has sound of “B”all
wäre schön gewesen, wenn die Töne nochmal mit lateinischen Buchstaben bildhaft dargestellt würden. Ich konnte jetzt keinen Unterschied zwischen "p" und "m" ausmachen. Zumal die Dame das Gesicht wegdrehte und ich den Mund nicht genau beobachten konnte.
Awesome
Very Funny 😂💀 I will still learn Chinese🙂
How to make sentence using chines alphabets
good question bro! i also wanna know about this
ITS so difficult ITS so true❤
I thought 'c' made 'ts' sound?
Do you teach on-line?? I think you are an incredible teacher!!! Please let me know!! Thank you!!😊
Hello, thank you so much. Yes! Here is my email : yukexin35@163.com. you can send me an email and we can schedule a call. Happy to hear from you again. 😊
谢谢,but i am from Cambodia I can learn Chinese in school ._.
If I don't need this for my company, I won't practice this
Nice
How to Say in chinese language ?
Where are you from?and where are you going?
你是哪里人？nǐ shì nǎ lǐ rén？- Where are you from?
你要去哪里？nǐ yào qù nǎ lǐ？- Where are you going?
وربي يسوقونها ذولي اقلبها زي بعض اتحدا احد عرف ويش الفرق بين xوs😂هذي فيها بسمه شوي وذي مبتسم شويتين 🤣🤣ياخي ماقد شفت زي كذا سواقه
I confuse with
b - is it like English b or p
g- like k or g
d- is it like d or t
And
r- i can't pronounce it
Hi, this is a wonderful video but I am confused why "s" and "x" have the same sound, also "q" and "c" is the same, also "j" and "z" are the same sound.
“z” “s”sounds like “z”ip and “s”ad in English. “c” pronouncing the same way as “z”, but the only difference is that you have to send the air out more! “j” focuses on the surface of your tongue, the front part of tongue is raised to the palate. “q”pronouncing the same way as “j”, but try to send the air out from your mouth. “x” your tongue is not touching the palate.
@@ChinesewithCottoncaley Thank you for the reply teacher!
For me chinese is easier then english
Bacause you grow in Chinese 😆
Idk where country you live or grow, so I can tell to you too if I can speak my mother language when my age is 2 years
I just start now 10:03
2nd day
How many finals in chinese
That's all
Most of all sounds similar 😢😢
Ni hao
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❤I love you
1:25
Perfect 👍
I've been studying Chinese for almost a month, but I don't think I can continue because it's too hardd😭i want to give up but my heart said noooo
Ni hao ma
Me:good
Later:🤔
Well I'm Filipino but my dad?🇨🇳🇵🇭
Is it Mandarin Chinese?
Yes
Is this language no uses of capital letter,usually seeing smallest
I want to learn Chinese language
Let’s learn it!😄
this does not look like chinesse alpahbet, its more like german
Its sound difficult
First 5 seconds and I'm already 😭 confused
sister, 14:30
I didn't learn anything. I just was introduced to it besides everything seem to sound the same.
Same with me😢
hard
Blimey. I thought greek was difficult.
It ain't necessary that every learner's mother language is latin script language. So here the Pinyin fails. So, u must learn ZHUYIN.
b p m f adding o and d t n l j q h adding e To pronounce It helped me a lot to understand.Thank you
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