The hard ones for me are 3 2 and 2 1 and 2 2 With 3 2 it's just when it's at the start of the sentence, starting at the low point and going up feels unnatural and if I'm not careful it turns into a 2 3 or 2 2 With 2 1 the relative lowness of the second tone I find makes it easy to fall into saying 3 1 With 2 2 the second one often becomes lower, especially at the end of a sentence, but having asked friends and teachers that quite common thing for certain native speakers
@@thedanyopang or like 抓捕！I've never had that particular sticking point but I've definitely been in that position of trying to nail something basic and the native speaker being like wrong again, right, wrong again, wrong, right, wrong. For me more recently it was 順 and 訓
I've tried to find language exchange partners, but I'm not an English native speaker (although my English level is pretty good). It seems nobody wants to exchange with a Spanish native speaker. :') I'm really struggling with the tones, especially the second one, and it would be amazing to have a language exchange partner to practice with. I'm also a good teacher (at least that is what I've been told). I hope I can find a language partner who is interested in learning Spanish.
For me, my pronunciation of English is so bad. Haha. And I’ll keep trying to record it and practice it. Well, I don’t know were you’ve known it or not. There’s a funny and tricky situation with the words which are both third tones and you have to change the first word into the second tones. For example, try this:「水餃」、「表演」you would find out that you pronounce the first word in second tones. And if there are three words are all third tones then it would be like 3-2-3. E.g 「母老虎」、「我也想」etc. Is there any similar situation in English?
Thanks for the advice Pearl, I don't think there is anything similar in English since it's not a traditional tonal language, but lots of words and phrases can definitely change with different to tones, it's definitely very tricky! You should definitely record it, I find it helps a lot!!
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谢谢你的鼓励！！ thanks for watching, so glad my vids help you!
Which tones do you find most difficult? Would like like to see more real examples my language exchanges?
Make video about character learning ways 🥰
Me: Second and third tones🤣
@@posi101 yea for sure, that will be the real test if I can get them correct in real conversations!
The hard ones for me are 3 2 and 2 1 and 2 2
With 3 2 it's just when it's at the start of the sentence, starting at the low point and going up feels unnatural and if I'm not careful it turns into a 2 3 or 2 2
With 2 1 the relative lowness of the second tone I find makes it easy to fall into saying 3 1
With 2 2 the second one often becomes lower, especially at the end of a sentence, but having asked friends and teachers that quite common thing for certain native speakers
oh yea 3-2 is hard for sure, for example 指責, tricky one for sure. I also find 1-3 tricky at times like 奢侈.
@@thedanyopang or like 抓捕！I've never had that particular sticking point but I've definitely been in that position of trying to nail something basic and the native speaker being like wrong again, right, wrong again, wrong, right, wrong. For me more recently it was 順 and 訓
I've tried to find language exchange partners, but I'm not an English native speaker (although my English level is pretty good). It seems nobody wants to exchange with a Spanish native speaker. :') I'm really struggling with the tones, especially the second one, and it would be amazing to have a language exchange partner to practice with.
I'm also a good teacher (at least that is what I've been told). I hope I can find a language partner who is interested in learning Spanish.
I hope to learn spanish in the future, I'm sure you can find a good language partner, there are many people who want to learn spanish!
For me, my pronunciation of English is so bad. Haha. And I’ll keep trying to record it and practice it.
Well, I don’t know were you’ve known it or not. There’s a funny and tricky situation with the words which are both third tones and you have to change the first word into the second tones.
For example, try this:「水餃」、「表演」you would find out that you pronounce the first word in second tones.
And if there are three words are all third tones then it would be like 3-2-3. E.g 「母老虎」、「我也想」etc.
Is there any similar situation in English?
Thanks for the advice Pearl, I don't think there is anything similar in English since it's not a traditional tonal language, but lots of words and phrases can definitely change with different to tones, it's definitely very tricky!
You should definitely record it, I find it helps a lot!!