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    This document provides an overview of pinyin, the romanization system for Standard Chinese. It explains the basic components of pinyin including initial consonants, finals made of vowels and tones. There are 21 initial consonants that can combine with the finals, which include vowels a, o, e, i, u, ü, and tones represented by accent marks. Pinyin allows Chinese characters to be romanized using these phonetic elements, making Chinese pronunciation accessible to non-Chinese speakers.

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    This document provides an overview of pinyin, the romanization system for Standard Chinese. It explains the basic components of pinyin including initial consonants, finals made of vowels and tones. There are 21 initial consonants that can combine with the finals, which include vowels a, o, e, i, u, ü, and tones represented by accent marks. Pinyin allows Chinese characters to be romanized using these phonetic elements, making Chinese pronunciation accessible to non-Chinese speakers.

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    02 The Second Mandarin Class

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    This document provides an overview of pinyin, the romanization system for Standard Chinese. It explains the basic components of pinyin including initial consonants, finals made of vowels and tones. There are 21 initial consonants that can combine with the finals, which include vowels a, o, e, i, u, ü, and tones represented by accent marks. Pinyin allows Chinese characters to be romanized using these phonetic elements, making Chinese pronunciation accessible to non-Chinese speakers.

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    拼音 pīn yīn:

    Tono音
    调

    Inicial Final
    声母 韵母

    hǎo
    好
    声母： b p m f
    d t n l
    g k h
    韵母：
    a o e i u ü uo
    (wo)
    声调：

    ˉˊˇ ˋ
    ɑ--ā á ǎ à
    声调：
    ɑ-- ā á ǎ à
    o-- ō ó ǒ ò
    e-- ē é ě è
    i-- ī í ǐ ì
    U– ū ú ǔ ù
    Ü— ǖ ǘ ǚ ǜ
    Song of Chinese tones
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYAFn5DQ
    3vw
    声母+韵母+声调
    b + ā = bā
    mā má

    mǎ mà
    a
    b p m f d t n l g k h
    e
    m d t n l g k h
    o
    b p m f
    i
    b p m d t n l
    u
    b p m f d t n l g k h
    ü
    n l
     bā bá bǎ bà nā ná nǎ nà
     pā pá pǎ pà lā lá lǎ là
     mā má mǎ mà gā gá gǎ gà
     fā fá fǎ fà kā ká kǎ kà
     dā dá dǎ dà hā há hǎ hà
     tā tá tǎ tà
    bā bá bǎ bà bō bó bŏ bò
    pā
     pá pǎ pà pō pó pŏ pò
    mā má mǎ mà mō mó mŏ mò
    fā fá fǎ fà fō fó fŏ fò
    tā tá tǎ tà
    bī bí bǐ bì bū bú bǔ bù
    pī pí pǐ pì pū pú pǔ pù
    mī mí mǐ mì mū mú mǔ mù
    nī ní nǐ nì fū fú fǔ fù
    你我 他 妈
    nǐ wǒ tā mā
    Video for conclusion

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLGa5mitT
    q4

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