#97 Kindle出版日に動画アップ間に合った！angとongがあっという間に上達する秘密公開中！☆むーぢー先生の中国語発音外来

With this, you can check your pronunciation even when you're wearing a mask. This time, I found a way for you to check if your pronunciation is correct even when you're wearing a mask, so I'd like to introduce it to you. Some of you may have already found it, but the other day, I thought it was easy to understand, so I wanted to share it with you. It's this part. If you put your finger on this part, it's in front of your ear. If you open your mouth, there's a hole. If this part is fully open, it's one of the points that you can say, You can do this even when you're wearing a mask. The way I introduced it before was to put two fingers vertically in your mouth, but now that you're wearing a mask, you can't usually put them in. I think it's difficult to put it in your mouth every time you make a sound. If you can do this even during a conversation, you'll be able to check if you're open, so please try it. Now, if you open your mouth, you'll be able to make a sound in your head. And in the case of O, it will be like this. Let's open our mouths firmly. First of all, you don't usually open your mouth and speak Japanese. I don't think you can open your mouth every time you speak Chinese, but if you get used to it at first, you'll be able to do it without having to do it. Let's do it together with ANG. Put your finger here. Don't close your mouth until you finish saying NG. Let's do it again. That was the first sound. Now let's do the second sound. Did you do it? Next is the third sound. I've been talking about the third sound for a long time, so I'd like you to watch the past video. When you say ANG, try not to raise the third sound. Let's do it again with the third sound. Let's do it like this. Did you do it? Lastly, the fourth sound. Drop the fourth sound quickly. Did you do it? Next, let's do it with ONG. Let's start with the first sound. Keep the first sound. Don't raise ON or ON. And the second sound is a fist. It's beautiful when the vowel is rounded. It's not ON. Next is the third sound. Lastly, the fourth sound. Did you do it? Now let's do it with the fourth sound. For ANG, the first sound is G. Here you go. For the second, third, and fourth sounds, let's add W. It's this U. Let's start with the mouth. Did you do it? Next, let's move on to the sound with ONG. For ONG, let's use T. Let's do it. The first sound. The second sound. The third sound. The fourth sound. Did you do it? T is for breathing. Did you do it? Now, let's combine these sounds. For example, The character for yuuzu is Both of them are NG. Oh, I have something to tell you. As I explained in a previous video, If you are Japanese, you can find out which is NG and which is not. Basically, you can find out which is N and which is NG by 90%. It's very easy. If you read Japanese and finish with N, it's N. If you don't finish with N, it's NG. For example, the character for yuuzu is yu is finished with U. It's not N, so it's NG. And the character for zu is yuzu's zu is finished with U, so it's NG. Now, let's say it together. Did you do it? And the sound for r It's the sound of putting your tongue on a spoon. This is also in a previous video, so please check it out later. And one more word. For example, the word danran. In this case, tou is finished with U, so it's NG. And zen is finished with N, so it's NG. Now, let's say it together. Did you do it? And the sound for r It's the sound of putting your tongue on a spoon. Some people misunderstand this, but it's not about closing your mouth. It's more important whether your tongue is on the spoon or not. So please try it. Now, let's say it together again. Did you do it? Now, another word. The word koukyou. This is also finished with kou, kyou, and u, so both are NG. Put your hand on your ear. Here you go. Make sure your mouth is completely open. Let's do it again. Good. This is used when you say bus. It's used when you say bus. Please practice it. The last word. In Japanese, it's koukuu. This is kou, kuu. Both don't have N, so it's NG. Let's do it again. And then, keep going. Let's do it again. When you say koukuu gaisha, there's another kou on the back. That's it. The last word, si. Make sure your mouth is completely open. If it's si, it's a different sound. So make sure it's si. Let's do it again. Let's do it faster. Good. On November 5th, my first book, Shinkan, was released. I started writing recently, so it may not be very sophisticated, but I put a lot of effort into it, so I hope you'll read it. As I explained last time, if you're in the Amazon Kindle Unlimited plan, you can read it for 0 yen. And if you're not in that plan, but you want to take a look, please register on LINE. If you register on LINE, you can get a 5-day free download on the Kindle side. I can tell you that it will be on sale starting today, so please register on LINE if you'd like. Thank you so much for subscribing to my YouTube channel and commenting on my videos. Thank you very much. If you like my book, I'm going to review it on Amazon. Of course, I'd be very happy if you'd like it, and I'd be very grateful if you could comment on it. However, if you don't usually shop on Amazon, if you don't buy more than 5,000 yen a year, you can't review it. You can leave a comment in the YouTube comment section. I'd be happy if you could leave a comment. The book I published this time is not about reading alone. It's a book about the first step of whether or not reading alone is suitable. Even if you get caught up in my three points that reading alone is not suitable for you, please don't worry about it at all. This is the type of person I feel is good at reading alone. This is the type of person I feel is not good at reading alone. Of course, the data in my little experience is not enough as a number of data, so I also look at the data of people who are studying languages ​​as experts, and I put such content in the book, so I hope you can refer to it. The direction is what people have, so for example, I can't go up the slope at all, and I can't calculate at the arithmetic level. I think it's the same as that direction. However, if you find someone who knows the right way and teaches you the right way, and if you learn it, you will be able to do it at an early stage. It is said that it takes 2,000 hours to learn a foreign language. If you try to do it for a year, you have to study for about 5 and a half hours a day. If you study in the wrong direction, it's really a waste, but if you find a field that you are not good at, you can find a teacher or a friend who will teach you only that part, and if you learn from there, you will be able to learn the language more efficiently. Studying alone doesn't mean that you don't need help from anyone. Basically, I do it myself, but what I need is to borrow someone's hand, and I can finish learning early, so I hope you can use my book like that. That's all for today. See you next time!