Learn to pronounce Chinese with 45 basic Pinyin sounds! Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, you can find this track useful for improving your Chinese pronunciation.

~TIME STAMPS~
0:37 - a, o, e, i, u, ü
0:57 - b, p, m, f // d, t, n, l
1:22 - g, k, h // j, q, x
1:42 - z, c, s // zh, ch, sh, r
2:05 - ai, ei, ui // ao, ou, iu
2:25 - ie, üe, er 
2:35 - an, en, in, un, ün
2:52 - ang, eng, ing, ong
3:09 - PART 2 ~ With Examples

ABOUT Pinyin: 拼音 (Pinyin) is a romanized method for sounding out Chinese characters, used by native speakers and foreign learners as well to learn Chinese. It consists of 21 initials (consonants), 6 vowels, and -r/-n/-ng as final consonants. All sounds are pronounced with one of 4 tones (plus a neutral tone): a flat tone (¯), a rising tone (´), a low dipping tone (ˇ), and a falling tone (`). Up to 400 total sounds are possible by combining the vowels and final consonants.

CONSONANT Names: Like English, the names of the consonants are generally pronounced with a vowel (J = "jay"/ F = "ef"). Here are all the consonants with their vowels: bo, po, mo, fo // de, te, ne, le // ge, ke, he // ji, qi, xi // zi, ci, si // zhi, chi, shi, ri

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DISCLAIMER: This video is meant for pronunciation and does NOT teach the rules regarding pinyin. Unfortunately, pinyin does have exceptions to rules and weird pronunciations in certain combinations, so be sure to study those!

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