Học tiếng Trung cho người mới bắt đầu - Bài 3 Giáo trình hán ngữ - Tiếng Trung 5S

Hello everyone, Tien Chung 5S is back to you with the 3rd lesson of the English language course, I am Thien Chien, see you tomorrow. From the 3rd lesson onwards, the pronunciation has started to be difficult, you have to concentrate. First, as an example, we learn the three-toned tongue. What word sounds like a word in Vietnamese? When the pronunciation of the tongue is straight, it is natural to stretch the lips to the sides as if laughing. The letter Qi sounds like the letter Ji, but it is stronger. The letter X has the same mouth shape, not exhaled. When the pronunciation of the tongue is straight, it is natural to stretch the lips to the sides as if laughing. Next, the sample question is similar to the previous lessons. We pronounce ai ai ai ai, read a little long from the sound a, then switch to the sound i. I read the long sound i, then switch to the sound e. Next, read the long sound i, then switch to the sound ao. Next, pay attention to the letter y and letter u. In fact, it is the abbreviation of the letter y and the letter ao. Read the long sound i, then switch to the sound ao. It sounds like the word yêu yêu. Read the long sound i, then switch to the sound an. It sounds like the word yên yên. Next, read the long sound i, then switch to the sound an. It sounds almost like the word yeng yeng. This word is similar to English. It is not like yin yin, but it is in the middle of half yin half yin. Read the long sound i, then switch to the sound an. It sounds almost like the word uen uen. Next, read the long sound i, then switch to the sound ung. Before going to the double sound, we have to pay attention to the letter y and letter x. When we read the letter y, we go with the letters z, q and x. We will leave the 2 dots on the top. But the reading is still the same. For example, trí trí suí. It's not chu chu su. The basic tone of the letter bu is the 4th tone. But when we stand in front of a consonant that also has the 4th tone, it becomes the 2nd tone. For example, the letter bu stands in front of the letter ta. But when we stand in front of the letter bu, it becomes the 2nd tone. Read it as bú ta. The letter bu stands in front of the letter ta. Then read it as bú ta. Next, we read the double sound part and the double sound part. Read the letter z like the letter cha in Vietnamese. Stretch your lips to both sides like you're smiling. Read the letter q like the letter z. Read the letter y like the letter yi. Be careful, don't read it as yiu yiu. Read the letter y like the letter yue yue. Next, we read the double sound part. Don't read it as chiu chiu. Don't read it as chien chien. Don't read it as xie xie. Don't read it as bí bí. Don't read it as pí pí. Don't read it as pín pín. Don't read it as tí tí. Don't read it as thí thí. Don't read it as ní ní. Don't read it as ni ní. Don't read it as li li. Next, we read the last part. We read it as yi yi. Don't read it as yi yi. Next, we read it as yi yi. Don't read it as yi yi. Next, we read it as yi yi. Don't read it as yi yi. You have to study abstract laterally every day. Every day, negatively positive movement, Little by little every day. don't learn and get bored and leave things don't learn and get bored and leave things Learning the abstract is like swimming in reversed water. If you don't swim in reversed water, you will be pulled back by the water. Next, we see an acronym like ánh ngŭ, that means English. English, English people, English country English has the first set is grass This set, we will draw a grass carpet and divide it into two is two sets of grass The queen set is the border area The big set is big Britain has a lot of grass and a large border area In the old days, the UK was known as the land of never-ending sun The land of the UK is spread all over the world English, the pronunciation is English and the letter U is English The day before, we learned English, English, English English is English Similarly, we have Arabic Arabic, German, Russian, French, Korean, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, Vietnamese, Vietnamese First, I will solve the word Tue in German Tue means German We have a weapon, which is a hand. We draw three hands horizontal and one hand vertical. And the crossbow is a crossbow, a kind of old weapon. The hand holding the old weapon is me. Next, we write the letter U. The Vietnamese alphabet is Nga. In the word Nga, the person is Nga. There is a person standing, which is a human. And the letter Nga is me. The person next to me is a Russian. Next, we go to the letter Tri. The Vietnamese alphabet is Kh. It means to go. Above the letter Tho is land. Below the letter Tu is private. To go, to go on the ground. And to go to work privately. The letter Tri is to go. But we add the letter Ba. Then we will get the letter Fap. It means French, French, French. French law. On the right, there is the letter Ba in Thuy, which is water. And the letter Tri is to go. French people can go on the water. Next, the letter Han. The Vietnamese alphabet is Han. In the word Han Kuo. There is the letter Thap, which is number 10. Below the letter Tao is morning. Above this letter, we have the Japanese alphabet, which is the sun. And below the letter Thap, we describe the image. In the morning, the sun shines on the Buddhist altar tree. Next, the letter Vi is to go. To go is a kind of animal, people go up. Koreans spend 10 days in the morning to finish going to school. Han Kuo is Korea. Next, we go to the letter Kuo. It is the country, or Kuo. This word, on the outside, has the letter Vi, which is circling. This set is like 4 walls are circling. And inside, there is a set of Ngoc, which is a circle of Ngoc. The country has a wall of circling. And inside, there is Ngoc Ti. Next, go to the Japanese alphabet, which is the sun. Read as Ru. To write this word, we just need to draw a Japanese alphabet. Draw horizontally, that's all. Ru is Japanese. We go to the example part. My brother learns English. My sister learns German. My brother learns Russian. My father learns French. My mother learns Korean. My whole family learns foreign languages. Next, we go to the word Tuy, which means right. There is a set of Hu, which is repeated. The village is the unit of measurement. A village is 3.33333 cm. Calculate it, but it's still a village. It's definitely right. Next, we learn an extra word. That is the word Gi. It means worship. This word is divided into two parts. The upper part is like the number 7. The lower part is like the letter L. For example, I learn Korean. I learn Korean. My brother also learns Korean. Next, the word Thien means heaven. The first set is number 1. And the big set is big. The biggest thing is heaven. Next, we go to the word Ming, which means light. Read as Ming. If you are Ming, use this word too. There is a Japanese set, which is the sun. And the lunar set is the moon. The sun and the moon stand next to each other. It's very bright. The word Thien means sky or day. The word Ming means light. The word Thien means day. Ming Thien means tomorrow. Tomorrow is a bright day. Next, we go to the word Chien. The Japanese set is the ant. The upper part is like the shape of a hat. And the lower part is a baby. The baby is wearing a hat. Ming Thien means tomorrow. Chien means look. Ming Thien Chien. See you tomorrow. Next, we go to the word Diu Chi. The first word is Bu. The Japanese set is Bu. The upper part is like a gift box. The lower part is like the letter B in Chinese. Next, the word Chi. The Japanese set is Cuc. The upper part is like the letter E in Chinese. The lower part is like the letter A in Chinese. The Japanese set is like the letter Ra in Chinese. The letters Bu, Chi, Cuc. The letters Chi, Bu, Cuc. The letters Bu, Dien. And to remember this word, we have a story. Yesterday, I went to the power station to send it. I went to the power station. He went to the power station. Next, we go to the word Chi. It means send. The Japanese set is the house. The upper part is big. And the lower part is small. In the house, only the oldest person can send a letter. Chi Sin is send a letter. Next, we go to the word Sin. The Japanese set is Tin. The letter Tin. It means the letter. In this word, there is a person. And the subject is the language. People use the language to write letters. Tomorrow, he goes to the power station to send a letter. Next, we go to the word Bank. First, the letter Yin has a gold needle. And the needle is hard. Next, the letter Sin. The Japanese set is go. Go. Bank. The bank has hard gold to travel. Next, we go to the word Chui. It means take. The Japanese set is Tai. The Japanese set is repeat. Next, we go to a word that everyone likes. It is the word Chien. It means money. The Chien has a gold needle. Gold. The first set is number one. And the cross is a cross. The money is made of gold. And it is decorated with an ancient weapon. That is the cross. He has a lot of money. I have very little money. Tomorrow, he goes to the power station to send a letter. Yes, that's right. I'm going too. Tomorrow, he goes to the bank to send money. Tomorrow, he goes to the bank to withdraw money. No, he goes to the bank to send money. And finally, we go to the counting part. We learn the word Lieu. The Japanese set is Luc. Number six. Number six, but it looks like a star in the sky. Next, the word Thut. Number seven. Read it as Chi. This number looks like our number seven. Next, we go to the word Keu. Number nine. Read it as Chieu. This word looks like my usual letter L. But it was lost in the past. And finally, I will learn a name. That is Beijing. The capital of China. First, the word Bay. In Vietnamese, Bay means North. This word is in front of the wall. It's a bed. Behind the wall is a spoon. And to remember this word, we think of the shape of two polar bears. They are sitting back to back. It's very similar. Next, the word King. In Vietnamese, it's King. King Do, King Thanh. The word King has a dot at the beginning. This one doesn't mean anything. But I think it's the first letter. The mouth is the mouth. And below, the dot is the dot. The head and the mouth of Beijing people are very small. That's it. So we have memorized the word Beijing. In this video, Trung Lam S has given you a brief introduction to the Chinese characters of the third lesson. Now, let's move on to the practice part. You speak English. Do you learn English? No. You speak Korean. Do you learn Korean? Do you go to Beijing? Yes. That's right. See you tomorrow. Do you go to send letters? No. Do you go to the bank to withdraw money? See you tomorrow. That's right. See you tomorrow. Let's move on to the practice part. Study. Go.