Học tiếng Trung cho người mới bắt đầu - Bài 1 Giáo trình hán ngữ - Tiếng Trung 5S

Hello everyone! Today, Tien Trung DMS will officially go with you to the first lesson in the lesson 1 of the Chinese language course. Lesson 1, Ni Hao Xin Chao, are you ready? Let's get started! For any foreign language, first we have to learn pronunciation first, and so does Tien Trung. First, we will learn pronunciation. The first 11 vowels, the vowels are also like the consonants in Vietnamese. And based on the mouth shape, I will subdivide it into groups. The first 3 sounds are Môi. The letter B in Chinese will read like the letter B Phở in Vietnamese. When pronouncing, the two lips are closed, then open to let the air out. Listen! The letter B Phở reads like the letter B, but a little stronger. The letter M reads like the letter M in Vietnamese. The two lips are closed. The next sound is Môi Răng. The letter F reads like the letter Phở in Vietnamese. When pronouncing, the upper teeth are in contact with the lower lip, the vocal cords do not vibrate. The next sound is Đầu Lưỡi. The letter D reads almost like the letter T in Vietnamese. When pronouncing, the tongue touches the upper teeth. The letter T reads almost like the letter T in Vietnamese. But a little stronger. When pronouncing, the tongue touches the upper teeth. Pay attention to the breath. The letter N. When pronouncing, the tongue also touches the upper teeth. The air flow follows the nostrils outward. The vocal cords vibrate. When pronouncing this letter, you take your hand, close your nose, you will see that the vibration is very strong. The next letter is L. It also reads like the letter L in Vietnamese. The next three sounds are âm cuống lưỡi. The letter G reads almost like the letter C in Vietnamese. The next letter is K. It reads almost like the letter K in Vietnamese. Take a deep breath. The letter H is pronounced almost like the letter H and K in Vietnamese. Don't take a deep breath. Read very gently. If there is a word, I will pronounce the letter H more directly. And if there is a word, I will pronounce the letter H more directly. It will be in the middle. There. The next step is the vowel. The vowel is like the original sound in Vietnamese. The single vowel, the letter A. We read almost like the letter A in Vietnamese. The next letter is U. It reads almost like the letter U in Vietnamese. The big mouth, the tongue is down. The letter O reads almost like the letter U and O in Vietnamese. The tongue is pulled back, the lips are round. The next letter is E. The letter E has two ways to read. We will read E with the vowels D, M, L, N. The next letter is U. When reading, the tongue is pulled back, the lips are round. The letter I also has two ways to read. Read I and U. We will read U with the vowels Z, ZH, S, SH, C, CH and the letter L, D. The next letter is I. When pronouncing, the two lips are closed, the tongue is pulled to both sides. Read as if smiling. The letter U reads almost like the letter U in Vietnamese. The big mouth, the tongue is pulled back. The letter U of the dot on the head reads almost like the letter Ui in Vietnamese. The big mouth, the tongue is pulled back. We will read it with the big mouth. We have to read it out loud. It's not Ui Ui like in Vietnamese. The next letter is A. When pronouncing, the two lips are closed, the tongue is pulled to both sides. Read as if smiling. The letter I also reads almost like the letter I in Vietnamese. The next letter is A. When pronouncing, the two lips are closed, the tongue is pulled to both sides. The next letter is O. When pronouncing, the two lips are closed, the tongue is pulled to both sides. Read as if smiling. The next letter is B. When pronouncing, the two lips are closed, the tongue is pulled to both sides. Read as if smiling. The letter G of the word. The letter T reads almost like the letter Th. Read as if smiling. The letter G reads like the letter K. The letter K reads like the letter Kh. The letter H is slightly pronounced, half Kh half H. The next letter is A. The letter O reads like the letter U. The next letter is O. The letter E reads like the letter O. The letter I reads like the letter I. Next, the consonants. The first line is the vowel. The first line is the consonant. The first line is the vowel. When pronouncing consonants, we put the vowel and the consonant together. And play the vowel like Vietnamese. For example, we have the vowel B and the consonant A. When pronouncing consonants, we have B, A, Ba, Ba, Ba. The next line is the same. phê-phâu ta-tơ-ti-thu-tai-tây-tào-tầu tha-thưa-thi-thu-tai-tào-tầu na-nơ-ni-nú-nuy-nai-nây-nào-nâu la-lơ-li-lu-luy-lai-lây-lào-lâu ca-cưa-cú-cai-cây-cao-câu u a