Initials and finals of Chinese syllables_beginners level_lesson 7_pinyin mandarin

Hello guys, I'm Yang Wu. Welcome to our Mandarin Chinese class. In today's lesson, we are going to teach you all the initials and the finals of Chinese syllables. Okay, take a look at all of them. Don't be afraid, most of them are very easy to read and understand. Let's start from the initials on the left. Please read after me one by one. Again. Okay, we read all the initials and finals with the first tone. Next one. Nasal sound. Okay, for Janice. Next one is a bit different. Please read after me. Next one. When we read these three initials, we need to curl our tongue a little bit. You get it? Next one. This one sounds a little bit like English pronunciation. Robbery. Next. Okay, they are different from these three. The tongue should be flat. Okay, you get it? Now, let's take a look at the finals on the right. Okay, now please read after me one by one. I, I, first tone. Okay, all of these finals are just like English pronunciation. You get it? Next one is a bit different. Please read after me. A-N-G, right? I've already circled it out. Next one. Okay, use your nose, nasal sound a little bit. Okay, next one, you're familiar with this. Right? Okay, now these three, please read after me. Pay attention, there are two points above it. Okay, next one. Niu wo means bird nest. Okay, this one is a bit different. Next. It's a special one, right? Okay, move on. Next. Not English. Okay, it's a bit different. Next. This one is easy. The third tone. Means brave, brave warriors. Okay, let's read all the finals all together. Follow me. Okay, you get it? Thank you for watching. I hope this video can help you read Chinese syllables correctly. If you think it helpful, please like it or subscribe to this channel. We will provide you more learning materials in the following lessons. Thank you.