50 Essential Noun Characters You Must Know in Chinese | Basic Chinese Vocabularies | Level 1

Learn 50 essential noun characters You Must Know in Chinese! Each noun character is repeated 3 times and followed by 2 word examples, which means you will get to learn 100 words in this video!
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The C sound is impossible for me.

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I found this quite easy to follow：Pinyin's c- initial is simply a "ts" sound. It's like the "ts" you hear in the English words "cats" and "Watson" and "robots".

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@@CCChineseTeacher Yes, I know. I can make the sound when by itself... I can't when it is part of a word, such as cài. Cài sounds a bit like "Thai" to me, like "Thai food."