Sound training

1. Mandarin training

2. Vocabulary training

 

principle:

How many Chinese characters and words are there, if there is no coordination, change, arrangement of various organs,

How to distinguish between the various characters met pronunciation of it .

 

Sunshine reading

1. Read, there is momentum at the beginning, and momentum at the end

2. Correction of mouth shape, exaggerated training, and daily progress

3. A breath, a short breath

4. Effective method: hold your breath and exhale

Note: At the beginning, the words were copied one by one, but now the words are read one by one.

 

Error-prone pronunciation

jieshu unity

Qishi Start

愼 他 dui 4

Gossip fei 1

Persuasive shuo 1

Drag lei 3

Negative corner yuyu 2

Get together

Dispute zhi 2

 

jie2shu4 ends

qi3shi3 starting qi2shi3

liang3ge4 two

ye3xu3 maybe

ke3xi1 pity

lao3shi1 teacher

qian2li4 potential

mo4ran2hui2shou3 looks back suddenly

kao4long3 close up

dan4qing1 light green

guang1hua2 smooth

ji1hu1 almost

mei2you3 no

shuo1dao4 said

yin2se4 silver

yun4 quan1 halo

bao3chi2 keep

jue2jiang4 Stubborn

nu3li4 efforts

can1tian1song3li4 towering towering

qiu2zhi1 QiuZhi mean . twisting branches.

mei2you3 no

shuo1hua4 talking

ru2guo3 if

pu3zhi4 rustic

yan2su4 serious

geng4bu4yong4 not to use

zhang4fu husband

ji1xue3 snow

ping2 tan3 flat

nan2dao4 Is it

yan2su4 serious

jian1qiang2bu4qu1 strong and unyielding

nong2min2 farmers

ping1pang1qiu2 table tennis

lian2xiang3 Lenovo

reng2zai4 is still there

tong2shi2 at the same time

lao2sao1 grumbles

yi4bian1 side

pan2suan4 calculation

ta1men them

qing1chu3 clear

yin1wei4 because

hai2you3 also

ling4yi2ge4 another

geng4wei2hao4han4 is even more

you2ci3 from this

how duo1me

bu3chang2 compensation

quan2li4 power

ti3xian4 embodiment

jing1shen2 spirit

bu4ping2deng3 inequality

fen3zhuang1yu4qi4 powder makeup jade

cheng3yu3 idiom

zheng3heng3 whole

yi2zhen4r for a while

dong1xia4chang2qing1 winter and summer evergreen

tong1yun2tongyun

qing1chen2 early morning

Analysis: Two three sounds together, the first one becomes two sounds

 

distinguish

dun and dong

(1) Un is a tongue with nasal sound "n", generally called "front nose and tail vowel", with the front part, the mouth should be open.

(2) The ong has a tongue root nasal sound "ng", generally called "post-nasal vowel", the mouth is round, and the mouth is closed

L and n

n is a nasal sound, when it sounds, the sound flows out of the nose and the nasal cavity vibrates ~~~

l is a side sound, when it is pronounced, the nasal cavity is closed, the sound flows out from both sides of the tongue, and the mouth vibrates

Tips: n forward and backward direction, long tone until right

          L up and down direction

Such as: Grandma Liu milk milk

Love drinking durian milk  

en 和 eng

When en is pronounced, the base of the tongue does not rest on the soft palate, licking the hard palate behind the incisors is anterior nasal sound;

When eng is pronounced, the base of the tongue gently touches the soft palate and uses the nose to pronounce, which is the posterior nasal sound. (Retracted tongue base)

How to distinguish anterior nasal sound (tip of tongue) and posterior nasal sound (tongue root)

Licking the hard palate behind the front teeth hen shen chen

Say all the words of the back nose into the nose, the legendary nasal cavity resonates

Such as: biological mother    

Please go to bed    

Please be quiet    

Come in and respect your mother   

Sound

The suffix rolls up your tongue

Such as: children

 

Pinyin

1. Tone song:

The sound of Gao Gaoping was flat and flat, and the second sound was like going up a hill.

Three downhills and uphills, and four sounds like downhills.

Standard dial code

Call the key, look for mother a, mother a is not looking for oe , iu is listed next. (Aoeiu)

3. The formula of jqx and ü:

Xiaoü Xiaoü was polite, met jqx, and took off his hat to say hello.

Called Yinping? Yangping

The yin character itself is the first sound, and the yang character itself is the second sound. The third and fourth sounds are both flat sounds. The upper character reads three times here, and the de-word itself is the fourth sound. That is, "yin and yang go up" "The four words are one, two, three and four. They are called like this, and the name and tone are unified.

Chinese characters: initials, finals, tones

A Chinese character is a syllable: it consists of initials, finals, and tones, and the initials are consonants at the beginning of the syllable

Consonant

Soft palate in the back, hard palate in the front

One, double lip sound bpm

b: The lips are tightly closed, and the air flow comes out through the mouth to break the lip, but it is not forced to breathe (lightly short) , such as the pronunciation of the word "Boli".

p: The position and method are the same as above, but the air should be sent out as hard as possible.

m: nasal sounds. Close your lips tightly, force your throat, and the air flows through the nasal cavity and through the nostrils.

Second, lip tooth f

When f, the upper incisors lightly touch the edge of the lower lip, and the air flow rubs out between the lips

3. Tongue dtnl

d: The tip of the tongue pressed against the upper gum bed behind the front teeth, and the tip of the tongue was slammed away, the air flow rushed out;

t: The position and method are the same as above, but the airflow must be sent out forcefully.

n: The tip is against the upper gum bed behind the upper incisor, and the airflow passes through the nasal cavity and penetrates through the nostril.

l: The tip of the tongue is against the upper gum bed behind the upper incisor. The throat is strong, and the air flows through both sides of the tongue.

Four, tongue root sound gkh

ɡ: The base of the tongue pressed against the soft palate, and suddenly left, the air flow rushed out, but it was not forced.

k: The position and method are the same as above, but the airflow must be sent out forcefully.

h: The base of the tongue is close to the soft palate, and the air flow rubs out from the middle.

5. Tongue (front) tone

j: The tip of the tongue sags, the front of the tongue swells up, clings to the front of the hard palate, and then relaxes slightly, the air flow rubs out of the narrow slit, but it is not forced to breathe.

q: The position and method are the same as above, but the airflow must be sent out forcefully.

x: The tip of the tongue sags, the front of the tongue swells up, close to the front of the hard palate, and the air flow rubs out from the narrow slit.

Sixth, after the tongue zh ch sh r

zh: The tip of the tongue lifted against the front end of the hard palate (after the upper gum), and then slightly relaxed, the air flow rubs out of the narrow slit, but it is not forced to send air.

ch: The position and method are the same as above, but the airflow should be sent out vigorously.

sh: The tip of the tongue is raised, approaching the front end of the hard palate (after the upper gum), and the air flow rubs out from the narrow slit.

r: The position and method are the same as above, but the vocal force is strong (voiced sound) during pronunciation.

Seven, the front tone of the tongue zcs

z: The tip of the tongue stretched forward, against the back of the upper incisor, and then relaxed slightly, the air flow rubbed out of the narrow slit, but it was not forced to send air.

c: The position and method are the same as above, but the airflow should be sent out forcefully.

s: The tip of the tongue stretched forward, close to the back of the upper incisor, and the air flow rubbed out from the narrow slit; but it was not forced to send air.

 

Finals

Vowel List = Single Vowel + Complex Vowel + Special Vowel Vowel + Nasal Vowel (Front Nasal Vowel, Rear Nasal Vowel)

a ah o oh e hungry i clothes u house v fish ai love ei eh ui wei ao ou ou even iu oil ie also ve about er and an an en en in because of unquestion vn hao ang ang eng heng ing hard ong yong

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Single finals: Single finals: a o e i u ü

Recovery mother: ai ei ui ao ou iu ie ve 

Special vowel vowel: er 

Nasal finals: an en in un vn (front nasal finals) ang eng ing ong (back nasal finals)

tone

If there are two finals (vowels) and the first final (vowel) is i, u, or ü, the tone is marked on the second final (vowel). In other situations, the tones should be marked on the first final (vowel).

Yinping (ˉ), Yangping (ˊ), upper voice (ˇ) de-voicing (ˋ), soft voice (no standard tone)

 

 

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