Master All Chinese Consonants | Pronunciation Training

Master All Chinese Consonants | Pronunciation Training
In this video, you will get to know how to pronounce each Chinese consonant accurately. Not only will you know the tongue position of each sound, but also you will understand the differences between each sound. Having this knowledge definitely can help you easily master all Chinese consonants!
⚡️The time codes of Chinese consonants:
00:54 A very important concept about Chinese consonant
01:33 b ㄅ
01:56 p ㄆ
02:39 m ㄇ
03:10 The differences between “b p m ㄅ ㄆ ㄇ” and practice
04:43 f ㄈ
05:24 d ㄉ
05:50 t ㄊ
06:23 n ㄋ
07:01 l ㄌ
07:26 The differences between “d t n l ㄉ ㄊ ㄋ ㄌ“ and practice
09:17 g ㄍ
09:39 k ㄎ
10:17 h ㄏ
10:40 The differences between "g k h ㄍ ㄎ ㄏ“ and practice
12:41 The differences between "j q x ㄐ ㄑ ㄒ" and practice
15:32 The differences between "zh ch sh r ㄓ ㄔ ㄕ ㄖ" and practice
18:38 The differences between "z c s ㄗ ㄘ ㄙ" and practice
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[@bitmau5]

This should literally be the first lesson an English student should practice. I've only been practising for a few weeks and this is the first time I've seen an example using breathing techniques. This one lesson has not only improved my pronunciation skills, it's dramatically improved my listening skills for proper emulation. 谢谢

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[@TheLunarLexicon]

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[@olgajakobi6035]

I repeat the chinese Consonants every day with this video.

[@QuizmasterLaw]

first time i have seen pictures that EFFECTIVELY illustrate proper tongu and teeth positioning! 谢谢老师！

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@@GraceMandarinChinese that's so evil of you! I must use QI 气 to properly pronounce Q! ;)

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[@myriampro4973]

I should watch and practice with this video daily for a month or so... 😊 As a Spanish speaker, most of these sounds are quite difficult to me. Many thanks, Grace!

[@SamirMishra6174]

for the first time it is explained so clearly. Thank you.

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[@Sol-lf6em]

For school I have to make a commentary that contains Chinese names so I wanted to know how to pronounce them correctly, but I ended up watching several videos of yours! You explain everything very clearly and I really appreciate the use of the IPA, the drawings and the "your turn" parts. Also, the esthetic of your videos is really pleasing. It all makes it more easy and enjoyable to learn. Thank you!

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I am so glad that I found your channel. I am a native English speaker and am a beginner in learning Mandarin. I wanted to find out how to correctly pronounce the constants and vowels before I got in the habit of incorrectly saying it. I truly need to see the tongue position as well as the lips and air flow. I also appreciate you practicing each constant with me. You are so helpful and I thank you.

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[@GraceMandarinChinese]

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[@adx_f9907]

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[@KeithHoranParkour]

Thank you Grace for such a detailed phonetic breakdown!!! Every few months I try to bring myself back to the basics by pausing my new learning and drilling pronouncation for a few days. Your videos are among the best, that's for sure!

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[@nakila100]

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[@nhivo8383]

I am very thankful for your videos, especially this one. It is in no doubt help beginners a lots to have better pronunciation in Chinese. I have gone through a lot of videos for those tricky sounds, z ,c, zh, ch, sh, x , and none goes near your videos' level of helpfulness. Thanks again.

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You have no idea how much this video helped me! I am very happy to have found your channel. 多谢老师

[@pub795]

This is so good and the explanation is the best I've seen. The tonge position diagram makes it so easy for me.

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[@lurklingX]

Thank you, I love your pronunciation videos! And this was fantastic, having them all as a recap in one video. Makes it a lot easier for refreshing knowledge.

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I was just looking for something to share with my students and this is perfect! Thanks a lot.

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This was so helpful! 谢谢你！ Can’t wait to watch the other videos!

[@Anya18]

Hi Grace! That's was super helpful! Thank you so much for your work . It's so rare to find videos where Chinese sounds are represented so well. Could you also do the video about an/ang en/eng etc sounds? it would be so cool. 拜托你！😄 Btw your other videos are also really great 😊

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This video is truly amazing! It has tremendously improved my pronunciation! It’s seriously underrated! Thank you so much for the great content :) From the tongue position, breath and practice the video was legit perfect! Hope you get more recognition and subscribers!!!

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This video is very helpful, thank you very much for making this! The examples and diagrams are very well done, I greatly appreciate the effort you put into making this.

[@maraj8215]

The graphics showing the proper position os the tongue are everything to understand and get a better pronunciation. thank you so much!! From a person that had tried to learn the language before and had given up 24 hours later. Greetings from Venezuela!

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thank you for all of your videos!!! im learning chinese at the moment an you videos really help me to get a better understanding of all these pronunciations!!!!

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Your pronunciation explanations and diagrams are excellent. Thank you so much for making these videos!

[@t.v.2213]

谢谢你！ Thank you so much!! It's an amazing and helpful video! Thanks to you I understood the difference between all Chinese consonants. It helps a lot in listening exercises!

[@ollieanntan4478]

This was very helpful! I'd love to see even more videos about mastering Chinese consonants! I loved how you provided word pairs that used different consonants you were teaching. That helped me understand how they sound different when used in natural language. Thank you again for this and all your other videos.

[@altang884884]

THIS IS THE MOST AMAZING VIDEO!!! People have always confirmed that my Chinese sounds off but no one could or wanted to explain why! I immediately started drilling mouth positions and have experienced a lot more peace during reunions. If you ever can create a similar master video for the vowels, especially for ㄞㄠㄡ, it would very appreciated and beloved. Your work makes a difference, Thank You.

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Excellent video! 非常感谢 🙏

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I'm so glad to see a detailed explanation because I swear I can't tell the difference. Thank you for teaching us in a detailed manner.

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the difference between z and c and zh and ch drives me nuts as a spanish speaker :( so hard to pronounce them correctly and not mixing them. But great video, I hope I'll get better with practise. Thank you so much for your videos, I enjoy them a lot

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This was PERFECT!! For years, I had no idea what the different was between [j q x] and [zh ch sh]; this video went over it perfectly, and I can hear the difference now!! Thanks so much for this beginner-friendly (and imo, beginner-perfect) tutorial on Chinese consonant pronunciaition!

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[@chayashida]

Grace is saying the difference between d/p, d/t, g/k, and j/q is "aspirated", saying that it's the amount of air used to say the sounds. However, she doesn't explain that the first one in each pair is "voiced" - and uses your vocal cords. You can tell the difference because your vocal cords vibrate more - you can feel the different if you put your hand on your throat when making the sounds.

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[@theshark4207]

I've got so confused some consonants until get your 'aspirated' keyword. Respect!

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i just watched all of your constant pronunciation videos and i already sound way better. I've been learning Mandarin for 5 years at uni with mainland China teachers, but I'm wondering if I'm now going to have a Taiwanese accent from your pronunciation videos. anyway, thank you so so much for making these videos to help me sound way better when saying words! Thank you Thank you THANK YOU!!

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[@nhtlttg]

Thank you very much, Grace! Your explanation is very clear and easy to follow. It helps me a lot to distinguish these groups j, q, x; zh, ch, sh and z/c/s. Extraordinary video 💐💐💐

[@saeidborji1028]

pronouncing B needs use of vocal cords, but P is just need lips and burst of air. Four parts in the head and throat do the job of creating human speech in any language: vocal cords( glottis and epiglottis included) , tongue and the way it needs to be curled, teeth (in relation to tongue and to the position of lower jaw whether clinched teeth etc) , nose+sinus (sinus cavity with controlled exit from nose like in M you use vocal cords+ complete exit from nose vs, N, which is actually 2 step vowel: first step is vocal cords+ nose and second step is through curled tongue that touches the palate of the mouth + vocal cords) to verify this, try to pronounce M with closed mouth and you will see that it is totally natural sounding, but when it comes to pronouncing N, you cant pronounce it completely with gripped nose or blocked mouth. The same story goes about the rest of them. We need to know all 4 for each consonant and vowel . THanks

[@Nerdygirl1994]

This is the exact video I needed! Thank you so much!

[@GraceMandarinChinese]

Nerdygirl1994 No problem! Glad you like it;)

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[@janktw]

Thank you, this was incredibly helpful! It would be great if you also did the pronunciation of vowels in Zhuyin.

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Thanks ms grace your teaching style is so clear and understandable....xie xie...

[@superiormining]

Thanks Grace, this was a really helpful video. I feel like I sound more native-like already! I would love it if you made more pronunciation videos like these as I think its important to be understood well by native Mandarin speakers, I don't want them to work too hard when trying to understand me hahaha. Will you be moving onto vowels by any chance now?

[@GraceMandarinChinese]

TKG1206 Haha pronunciation is really important when you communicate with others indeed! I’ll think about making some videos about vowels! Thanks for the feedback and suggestion:)

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[@MichaelHaploid]

This comment might be three years too late, but I wanted to say thank you for making this video. I was struggling on my own to emulate certain sounds and simply being told to "aspirate" didn't help. The way this video grouped together the similar tongue positions to show the difference between aspirate and no aspirate made it finally click in my brain. Now I can finally practice making the sounds correctly!

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Hi Grace, your video is a great source for beginners to pick up pronunciations in Mandarin! If you need a hand on illustration in videos I am glad to help!

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Thank you. Next video i would like vowel sound please.

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[@kazukimanga]

Very useful video! I see people only focusing on the tones but I think getting the consonants rights is also key to better pronounciation. By the way I got to use the little mandarin I know on 圣诞 talking with chinese people, I live in the part of Paris where there's a lot of asian people more specifically chinese. Know that you contributed to it so thanks 😊 谢谢你! Keep on making videos!

[@GraceMandarinChinese]

Ana Wow good to know! I’m so glad!! We both keep it up :D 加油💪

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