Increase Your Chinese Listening Skills: Differentiate Similar Pronunciations

[@gyanendraacharya1816]

Very good teacher❤

[@المُستثَّنى]

Amazing I’ve learnt a lot from this video. Thanks a lot and take care

[@12degreesnowman11]

This is very helpful.

[@naoko707]

Please do more of this!!

[@hone9838]

Good show, thanks for sharing

[@sasino]

谢谢你！你是个好老师

[@keystochinese0921]

谢谢你的支持😊

[@MohamedMahmoud-gh9np]

感谢你

[@keystochinese0921]

不用谢😊

[@chungchhen]

这个视频能帮我练习我的听力. 多谢老师!

[@stantonkramer2986]

So nuanced. So interesting how one has to learn to hear and speak the language before we can even think about writing in Chinese characters; Unlike western languages or those that have phonetic lettering where often those languages are taught from reading first (a big mistake with any language (IMO).

[@celinaneruta185]

Thank for the video it was very helpful! Sometimes it sounds like you are singing, it is so nice !!

[@icanduo]

Brilliant!! You covered all of the pronunciations I was getting confused. Thank you!

[@PrPaPeCECE20]

I learned "Xing and " Hang" is 行

[@rhatid]

Your seven day series of videos are so so helpful. They have been well thought out and you have obviously put in a lot of work preparing them. Well done! And thank you! Great material.

[@keystochinese0921]

I’m glad you found them helpful!!

[@MalikCanada]

Great video! 谢谢

[@edonan85]

-n and -ng endings in the 4th tone sound very similar to my ears

[@newwayofstudyingrussian9869]

Thanks, but those syllables are quite obvious how to pronounce. Could you please expand on the difference between dian and jian, die and jie, xin and xing, jin and jing please

[@eaintthiri5002]

I can't differentiate zh and j / ch and q / sh and x . what's wrong with me?🤧

[@emperorarima3225]

They're really similar and I assume English is your native lang? They're allophones (sounds the same) to us. I think SEEING how they're pronounced, and also appreciating that j,q,x usually FEELS like it's bringing an i along with it, like Xiang, Jie, Qi, even the qu/ju/xu has an umlaut which is a vowel that answers the question "What if i an u had a kid?"

[@junhao4509]

Easy，Im a chinese but principiant

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[@QuizmasterLaw]

Q Ch - q is explosive from the roof of the mouth ch is from the front of the mouth Sh Zh R - english, french, russian have these sounds respectively N Ng - N is Nasal, G is Glottal.

[@k.c1126]

I've only listened to the first minute, and I already love this... Fun and helpful! 👍🏼👍🏼

[@Кукусик-е2э]

😂The most difficult for me were cao vs zao. Is it that c- has some -h after it?

[@keystochinese0921]

c sound as in "cao" sounds liks "ts" sound in "cats". z sound in "zao" sound like "ds" sound in "cards". Hope it helps :)

[@sunstar2599]

These are my problems

[@KristinaisOkay]

This is extremely helpful! Thank you soooo much highly appreciate you sharing this with us ❤

[@OnemaiaStudio]

You're videos help me a lot to understand tones. Thank you very much

[@tuannam2509]

Great video!

[@crazybug4565]

I’m so happy that I’m Polish because we have similar sounds in polish language. For example shǎo and xiǎo sound for me completely different and does not sound alike at all😅

[@qunty2787]

Yo, I'm polish also and I have only problems with the -n and the -ng sound. But I'm gonna practice a lot

[@MW-pv5gj]

Ah this is great!

[@mikespace6755]

Amazing as always. It’s definitely time for me to practice more!!!!

[@OnemaiaStudio]

100% accurate

[@QuizmasterLaw]

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