#93 chuとqu難易度最高？の組み合わせをしっかり発音仕分け☆むーぢー先生の中国語発音外来

I think this is the most difficult sound I've ever learned in Chinese. This is also one of the points that can be pronounced clearly just by holding it down, so let's study this together today. Let's get started! I was really worried about this when I pronounced it. If you write it in Katakana, it will sound like chu chu, so it was very difficult to pronounce which one is which. This is also one of the points that can be pronounced clearly just by holding it down, so let's study this together today. In the case of CHU, U is the vowel. As I told you before, it's not a mouth like a trumpet, but a mouth that looks like a dried plum that looks like a fujitsubo, a mouth that looks like a shrunken golden bag. This is the sound of U. And in the case of CHI, as you know, when Q comes to the front as a vowel, even if there is no dot on this U, this will be the sound of the umlaut, so it will be a vowel called I. And I explained the pronunciation of this vowel I last time, but it's in the middle of going from the mouth of U to I. This shape. This is the shape of the umlaut mouth. So it sounds like CHI. And if these two overlap, it becomes a very difficult sound to say, but unfortunately, this is often used in Chinese. Today, I would like to do a good job of clearing the vowel sound. First of all, when this U and the vowel U of umlaut are connected. This time, for example, I would like to use CHO-CHI, which is a two-vowel and a four-vowel, so I will pronounce it as a two-vowel and a four-vowel with only the vowel. Can you do it? Let's do it. Look closely at the shape of the mouth. Has the shape of the mouth changed? If you can do this, you will be able to use the pronunciation of umlaut and the normal U. Next, let's add a vowel to this sound. First of all, the U is CH. CH is a two-vowel and a four-vowel. First of all, the point of the sori-jita-on is to bend the tongue, but it's a little different from bending it like this. My teaching method is to make the tongue a spoon shape. It's going to be dented like a spoon, so if you push in the middle part of the tongue, the outside of the tongue will naturally bend, so this is the sori-jita-on I'm explaining. If you pull your chin a little when you do this, it will go well, so it will be a little like an accent. It's like CH. And this CH has the U from before, so you breathe out a lot. Let's do it. Follow me. CH, CH, CH. Did you do it? And now it's this QU. For the QU, I want you to be aware of the shape of the mouth I mentioned earlier, so it's this duck's mouth. And I'm going to add the sound of Q to this, so it's CHI. Now, let's put this together. First of all, it's a two-vowel and a four-vowel, so it's CHU-CHI. If it's just a vowel, it's WU-YI. Put the C on top and CHU-CHI. Let's say it together. CHU-CHI. Did you do it? Please be aware that the shape of the mouth has changed. Now, let's do it in a different word. CHU-CHI. It's a one-vowel and a four-vowel. Or sometimes it's a sub-vowel, but this time I'm going to pronounce it in a four-vowel. It's a word that comes out. So this is also from the vowel. WU-YI. Here you go. Very good. Put the CH and Q on top of it. CHU-CHI. Here you go. Very good. Here's the next word. CHI-CHU. It's a word that comes out. The Q sound comes first and the CH sound comes later. In this case, if it's just a vowel, it's YU-WU. Let's say it together. First, from the vowel. YU-WU. And put the CH on top of it. CHI-CHU. How is it? Did you get it? The next word is IKU-TOKORO. Here it is. CHI-CHU. It's a four-vowel and a four-vowel. If it's just a vowel, it's YU-WU. Put the CH on top of it. CHI-CHU. Here you go. Did you get it? Next, TORI-NOZOKU. I said CHU-CHI earlier, but this is the opposite. Let's say it with just the vowel. YU-WU. And put the vowel on top of it. CHI-CHU. Did you get it? Finally, the word KU-JO. If it's just a vowel, it's also YU-WU. Put the CH on top of it. CHI-CHU. Did you get it? If you want to check your pronunciation at home by yourself, I recommend AI. I'm using Apple products, so I'm using Siri. If you're using other devices, I recommend using Alexa or Google. Today, I'd like to see if my pronunciation is being heard on this iPad. I'm not writing anything right now. I'm going to try to type in my pronunciation with this. Here we go. CHU-CHI. Did you get it? Can you see it? Let's say another word. Here we go. CHU. You got it right. That's great. So, everyone, Please use AI to check your pronunciation. Your messages of support, likes, and subscriptions are a great help. I'd like to continue to share information that will help you, so please support me. If you register on LINE, I'm going to teach you Chinese pronunciation in a week. I'd like to learn with you. Please register if you'd like. That's all for today. See you next time.