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".
@@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."
Pinyin is rubbish. "c" is like kh. "can" food is like khan. Use your ears. If you have an electronic voice analyzer it would be helpful. Just as in speech the spoken words at speaking speed is different from the isolated word. Like "I dunno" versus "I don't know". Also many teacher arefrom different provinces and have different dialects so it might have a slightly different pronunciation. In Cantonese person is "yan" or "yun" but in Mandarin it is "ren" but I hear most of the teachers say "yan".
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Súper didáctico pero si lo traducen al español mucho mejor muchas gracias
Hay un canal, llamado hobby idiomas que es en español.
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The C sound is impossible for me.
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".
@@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."
Maybe once it was impossible for you to ride a bicycle
Pinyin is rubbish. "c" is like kh. "can" food is like khan. Use your ears. If you have an electronic voice analyzer it would be helpful. Just as in speech the spoken words at speaking speed is different from the isolated word. Like "I dunno" versus "I don't know". Also many teacher arefrom different provinces and have different dialects so it might have a slightly different pronunciation. In Cantonese person is "yan" or "yun" but in Mandarin it is "ren" but I hear most of the teachers say "yan".
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