Lesson Introduction
When you study Chinese you always think of square characters. But the Chinese also adopted the English alphabet for learning pronunciation. The sounds of the alphabet are completely different. In the beginning the sounds will seem strange but once you learn all of the sounds your Chinese pronunciation will be far better.
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The initial consonant also called sheng1 mu3 are placed at the beginning of all Chinese words to mak ...
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Today's lesson focuses on Finals these aren't the finals you would find in competitions where you've ...
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 Which Chinese dialect do we learn here?
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I ask myself, is this the alphabet for all Chinese dialects? Which Chinese dialect do we learn here?
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I ask myself, is this the alphabet for all Chinese dialects? Which Chinese dialect do we learn here?
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I ask myself, is this the alphabet for all Chinese dialects? Which Chinese dialect do we learn here?
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Sigh...it wasn't giving any indication of my question going through until I came back later and foun
by Meir on 17 Jul 2008 09:12:19 |
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Some letters I can see have a different pronunciation than in English , such as c, j, q, z and the u
by Meir on 17 Jul 2008 07:55:12 |
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Some letters I can see have a different pronunciation than in English , such as c, j, q, z and the u
by Meir on 17 Jul 2008 07:54:38 |
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Some letters I can see have a different pronunciation than in English , such as c, j, q, z and the u
by Meir on 17 Jul 2008 07:54:26 |
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how can I download the video for my ipod?
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