Lesson Introduction
Today's lesson focuses on Finals these aren't the finals you would find in competitions where you've reached the end of a knockout completion. The Finals that we are talking about are the characters which produce the sound at the end of each Chinese word. At the end of today's lesson you'll have a better understanding of the finals and how they are used.
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When you study Chinese you always think of square characters. But the Chinese also adopted the Engli ...
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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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 What are the characters next to each pinyin letter? Do those characters represent that pinyin sound?
by Meir on 17 Jul 2008 09:19:07 |
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 Yes, you're right. Those characters represent the pinyin sound.
by Doug on 07 Jun 2009 22:18:31 |
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