Learn 21 Pinyin Initials within 5 Minutes | Chinese Pronunciation Tutorial in 2020

In this video, you will learn how to pronounce 21 Pinyin initials in Mandarin Chinese. Pinyin is a useful tool we use to learn new Chinese characters and words where we use English alphabet to represent Chinese character pronunciation. This is the third video of our "7 days to master Chinese pinyin" series. Be sure to check out our Day1 and Day2 videos, so you will have consistent experience. Feel free to subscribe and join our community. Let's start Chinese learning journey in 2020 together!
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Thank you for making a great video. You are incredibly helpful. However, I still can't tell the difference between ch and sh. 😭

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[@sirschnee8737]

Hey first of great vidoes!!! But secondly, is this in a specific accent? and how much does your pronounciation differenciate from, for example, how a taiwanese would speak?

[@keystochinese0921]

Thank you for your question. So I speak Mandarin Chinese which is the official language of mainland China. First, mandarin Chinese was based on northern dialect. Some pronunciations such as er sound in Mandarin Chinese do not exist in southern accent so it can be difficult for people from south of China to learn it. All children learn Mandarin Chinese in school. Taiwanese is quite similar to Mandarin Chinese. We understand each other. However due to different governments, they do not learn mandarin in school. I’m not sure they have an official version of Taiwanese. Even though mandarin and Taiwanese are quite similar there are still differences just like British English and American English. For example, in Taiwanese there is also no er sound; some choices of words can be different. Other big difference is that if you learn mandarin you will learn simplified Chinese characters; if you learn Taiwanese, you will learn traditional Chinese characters. This is only for writing system and does not affect speaking. Let me know if you have more questions.

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[@patleo123]

Teacher, why you said there are 21 initials but you went through 23 initials instead? Thank you

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[@anzac08]

21-?? did I miss something-? with Y & W that is 23-!!! whats up please-?

[@keystochinese0921]

Thank you for your questions. You are right that it is 23 with y and w. I don't count y and w as initials because they are technically two finals (vowels) u and i. We only write them as w and y when they are at the beginning of a pinyin syllable to separate syllables more easily.