Chinese tones

Where do the tone marks go? And where should you change the pronunciation of a certain character? Let's learn some Chinese tones rules!

The tones in Mandarin are very important. As we know, Chinese pinyin include three parts: shēnɡmǔ(initial), yùnmǔ(final), shēnɡdiào(tones). In pinyin, even the same initial and final but different tone, the meaning will be different. How to practice and master Mandarin tones? I can tell you.

Do you find Chinese tones hard to get right? Not any more! This is the complete guide to helping you get Chinese tones right every time!

Chinese tones cheat sheet

If you're learning to speak Chinese, mixing up the tones and saying the wrong word is part of the learning journey. In this lesson, I cover 15 words that easily get mixed up, and help you get them right! Remember, it's easy to make Chinese mistakes like these. Fortunately, it's also pretty easy to learn from them :)

Chinese Tones Pronunciation 漢語音 中国语调 The 4 Chinese Tones and the Mysterious 5th Tone: First Tone (Flat Tone) Second Tone (Rising Tone) Third Tone (Dip Tone) Fourth Tone (Falling Tone) Fifth Tone (Neutral Tone) The 4 tones of Chinese poetry and dialectology are four traditional tone classes of Chinese words. They play an important role in Chinese poetry and in comparative studies of tonal development in the modern varieties of Chinese, both in traditional Chinese and really in Western…

Is Mandarin hard to learn? The answer is No as long as you master the tones! Is Mandarin worth learning? Absolutely Yes! Learn more Mandarin Chinese on YouTu...