#95 両方ともジューって発音してる人用！最後に特別なお知らせも！☆むーぢー先生の中国語発音外来

I used to say 10 o'clock 10 minutes because I practiced too much for the G sound. This time, it's the last in this series. It's Jyo and Jyi. There is a word called Jyo in the word that overlaps. It's Kyoju. It may not be used much in conversation, but it means to live. For example, the six cities that are most suitable for living in China. It's like the six cities I want to live in the most in China. Or if it's a place of residence, it's Jyojon. It's also a place of residence. It's Jyojin. It's very difficult to say this Jyo when it overlaps. I'm sure you're all used to it, but let's review it. When the U is a vowel. When the U is a vowel, it's U. This is the mouth of U, which is like a dried plum or a fujitsubo. And it's U, but if J is in front of it, it's the sound of umlaut, so even if there is no dot, it's the sound of I. It's a recap. It's in the middle of going from U to I. This duck's mouth is the mouth of I. When I practiced this sound a lot, it was really the sound of J in Japanese. Sometimes it sounds like Jiji. But if you practice your muscles 2,000 times, they'll finally remember it. So please try saying Jiji when you have time. Now, let's practice the sound of J and J. For example, when you say pork. The sound of J and the sound of U are together. It's pork. There is a past video on the sound of J and J, so please take a look at that. J, U, J, pork. Very good. Also, when you ask where you live, Where do you live? Or where do you live? That's how you say it. It's live. I live. Did you get it? And the sound of J. The sound of J is, for example, a mandarin orange. Jizu. It's a little difficult to pronounce this nisei. I think it's a little difficult to pronounce this nisei with this umlaut. When you say nisei, it's like a fist of fire. It sounds like that. So it's Jizu. You can quickly say Jizu with this. There are other words that come with J. There is a word called Jihoe. Jihoe is sometimes used for meetings or parties. And the place of Hui is the sound of E and H. Pronounce the vowel between U and I. Jihoe. It sounds beautiful. Follow me. Jihoe. Very good. That's nice. Please try to pronounce this J and J. By the way, are you self-taught in Chinese? How are you studying? I think there are many ways to do it, but I'm actually a self-taught person. And I've been self-taught for 20 years. It's a pretty good year. This time, I decided to publish a book with the title of someone who is suitable for self-taught and someone who is not suitable for self-taught. I'm currently writing a book. I'll let you know when it's published. I'd appreciate it if you could take a look at that book as well. Your likes and subscriptions are a great help. I would like to continue to distribute information that will be useful to you, so please continue to support me. That's all for today. See you next time!