Mandarin Chinese Pinyin Alphabet Pronunciation: Six Sample Finals/ Vowels❤Learn Chinese with Emma Video Lecture | Chinese for Beginners: Basics to Mandarin - Mandarin (Chinese)

hey guys this is Emma welcomes my
Chinese class in our previous license we
learned what the Chinese PE is the
importance of learning it and the five
pinyin tones today we are going to learn
the six simple fellows where vows before
we get started I would like to remind
you again that a syllable in PE normally
has a three parts a initial a fennel and
a tone sometimes initial is not
necessary I will explain it later there
are 36 finals including simple finals
compound finals and nasal finals today
we will learn the six simple finals
where vows also I would like to suggest
that you guys forget about the
pronunciation of Roman letters in
English as PE and the English letters
both use Roman letters but the
pronunciations of the lighters are
normally very different let's get
started learning the six simple phenols
where Bauhaus woman kappa so the six
simple fellows are ah II oh now let's
practice how to pronounce them one by
one when you pronounce ah your mouth
should be wide open and your lips should
be unrounded please watch the shape of
my mouth and pronounce it with me ah ah
ah it's like father will you pronounce
all your mouth should be halfway open
your tongue should be medium head and in
the very back of your mouth your lips
should be rounded oh oh oh it's like
broad next it's oh when you pronounce it
you can pronounce
all first and then change the shape of
your mouth from rounded to unrounded and
move your lips apart as if you were
smiling
oh it's like a bird
II will you pronounced II the opening of
the mouth should be narrow your lips are
separated as if you were smiling your
tongue should be high your mouth and
directly touch your lower teeth e-e-e
will pronounce whoa the opening of your
mouth should be narrow your lips should
be fully rounded and your town should be
high and all the way to the back of your
mouth oh oh oh the last one it's you
this one sounds a little bit difficult
you can pronounce e first and then
change the shape of your mouth from all
rounded to round it you say can you tell
you
okay since we learned both the simple
finals any of the five tones let's
combine them together and the practice
ah ah ah ah oh oh oh uh uh uh uh II okay
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