Some Chinese consonants are rather similar to English consonants, but it's important to hear the differences and get all details as accurate as possible!
Category: Spoken Chinese
Learn finals “ong” in Pinyin
How to read: ong
Pronounce "o" (pronounced as something between "o" and "u") first, then raise the root of your tongue, lower down the soft palate and pronounce "ng".
Learning Initial “b” in Pinyin
Some Chinese consonants are rather similar to English consonants, but it's important to hear the differences and get all details as accurate as possible!
Learn finals “ing” in Pinyin
How to read: ing
Pronounce "i" first and gradually turn to "ng". Phrases:
老鹰lǎo yīnɡ ：engle
请qǐnɡ：please
Learn finals “eng” in Pinyin
How to read: eng
Pronounce "e" first, then gradually turn to "ng". It is a Mandarin 'e' followed by the 'ng' sound like in the English 'sing'.
Learn finals “ang” in Pinyin
How to read: ang
Pronounce "a" first and gradually turn to "ng". It is a Mandarin 'a' followed by the 'ng' sound like in the English 'sing'.
Learn finals “ün” in Pinyin
How to read: ün
Pronounce "ü" first, then gradually turn to "n".
Learn finals “un” in Pinyin
How to read: un
Pronounce a shorter "u" and gradually turn to "en". The final 'uen' changes into the form 'un' when spelt with an initial.
Phrases:
车轮chē lún：cartwheel
棍子ɡùn zi ：stick
Learn finals “üe” in Pinyin
How to read: üe
Pronounce "ü" first, then gradually lower your tongue to the position of pronouncing "e".
Learn finals “in” in Pinyin
How to read: in
Put the tip of your tongue against the back of the lower teeth and pronounce "i", then move the tongue tip and put it against the upper gum and gradually turn to "n".
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