This video is about Chinese alphabet for Chinese learning beginner where you should start if you decide to learn Chinese. Do you know how to spell all Chinese letters? Watch this short video. You need to remember their pronouciation and practice well for spelling Chinese words later.You can learn how to speak and pronounce all of them in this video. For more Chinese learning video, please subscribe my channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIDwencS1EnpSFZ73mcz9uQ My odysee channel: https://odysee.com/$/invite/@AJChinese:2 and follow our facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AJ-Chinese-100700362171768 You can find all Chinese learning video here.Chinese learning is very interesting.You will have a lot of fun and progress here. Hope you enjoy it !@AJChinese

The manner of pronounciation : (You can listen the method if watch single video for each final in my channel, or follow the belong manner) ang: When pronounce, the sound of “a” is first pronounced, and then the base of the tongue presses against the upper soft palate. The airflow leaks from the nasal cavity, and then sound of the final nasal ng is pronounced . eng: When pronounce, the sound of “e” is first pronounced, and then the tip of the tongue is pressed against the lower gums, and the base of the tongue is retracted against the soft palate to produce the ng sound, and the airflow leaks from the nasal cavity. ing: When pronounce, the tip of the tongue touches the gums, the tongue bulges to the hard palate, and the nasal cavity resonates into sound. ong: When pronounce, the sound of o is pronounced first, and then the base of the tongue is retracted against the soft palate, the surface of the tongue is raised, the lips are rounded, and the nasal cavity resonates into a sound. This video is for Chinese learning beginner where you should start if you decide to learn Chinese. Do you know how to spell all Chinese Back Nasal Finals "ang eng ing ong"? Watch this short video. Chinese alphabet have 4 Back Nasal Finals, you need to remember its pronouciation and practice it well for spelling Chinese words later. You can learn how to speak and pronounce it in this video. For more Daily Chinese words learning video, please subscribe my youtube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIDwencS1EnpSFZ73mcz9uQ My odysee channel: https://odysee.com/$/invite/@AJChinese:2 You can find more Chinese learning video here. AJ Chinese teach from 0. We teach Chinese pinyin (Chinese alphabet and spelling), Chinese words, Chinese vocabulary, Chinese conversation, HSK 1, HSK 2, HSK 3, HSK 4, HSK 5, HSK 6, Chinese articles, Chinese poetry, Chinese dictionary, etc. Chinese Pinyin ( from 0) HSK1—HSK6 Chinese Words Chinese Vocabulary Chinese Conversation Chinese Articles Chinese Poetry Chinese learning is very interesting. You will have a lot of fun and progress here. Hope you enjoy it ! @AJ Chinese

The manner of pronounciation:(You can listen the method if watch single video for each final in my channel,or follow the belong manner) b:The lips are closed tightly to obstruct the airflow,then the lips are suddenly released to let the airflow rush out,the pronunciation is light and short. p:The lips are closed tightly to obstruct the airflow,then the lips are suddenly released,the airflow bursts into sound. m:The lips are closed tightly,the tongue is retracted, the air flow comes out of the nasal cavity,the mouth is opened,the vocal cords vibrate. f:The upper teeth touch the lower lip to form a narrow slit,allowing the airflow to squeeze out from the slit and rubbing into a sound. d:The tip of the tongue presses against the upper gums, and then suddenly releases after holding the airflow.The airflow bursts out of the mouth and bursts into sound. t:The tip of the tongue presses against the upper gums,after hold the breath,suddenly leave,the air flow burst out of the mouth. n:The tip of the tongue is against the upper gums,the airflow passes through the nasal cavity.At the same time,it breaks through the obstruction of the tip of the tongue and the vocal cords vibrate. l:The lips are slightly opened,the tip of the tongue is against the upper gums,the vocal cords vibrate,the airflow flows out from both sides of the tip of the tongue. g:The front of the tongue base resists the soft palate to obstruct the airflow,allowing the airflow to break through the obstruction of the tongue base and burst into sound. k:The front part of the base of the tongue,against the upper soft palate,obstructs the airflow,allowing the airflow to break through the obstruction of the base of the tongue and make a sound. h:The base of the tongue is raised,approaching the soft palate,forming a narrow slit,the air flow is squeezed out from the slit and rubbed into sound. j:The tip of the tongue presses against the lower incisors,the front part of the tongue is close to the hard palate,and the airflow rushes out from the narrow slit and rubs into sound. q:The front part of the tongue sticks to the hard palate,the airflow breaks through the obstruction of the tongue base,and friction becomes sound. x:The tip of the tongue presses against the lower incisors,and the front part of the tongue is raised close to the hard palate,forming a narrow slit.The air flow is squeezed out from the slit and rubbed into sound. z:The tip of the tongue presses against the back of the upper incisors,obstructing the airflow,allowing the weaker airflow to break away from the tip of the tongue obstruction,squeezing out from the narrow gap,and rubbing into sound. c:The tip of the tongue presses against the back of the upper incisors,blocking the airflow,allowing the stronger airflow to squeeze out from the seam and rubbing into sound. s:The tip of the tongue is close to the back of the upper incisor,leaving a narrow slit,and the air flow is squeezed out from the slit on the tip of the tongue and rubbed into sound. r:The tip of the tongue is upturned,close to the front of the hard palate,leaving a narrow slit,the throat is forced to pronounce,the air flow is squeezed out from the narrow slit,rubbing into sound,and the vocal cords vibrate. zh:The tip of the tongue is upturned against the front of the hard palate,and a weak airflow rushes through the tip of the tongue to block it,squeezes out from the seam,and rubs into sound. ch:The tip of the tongue is upturned against the front of the hard palate,and a strong air rushes through the tip of the tongue to obstruct it,squeezes out from the seam,and rubs it into sound. sh:The tip of the tongue is upturned,close to the front of the hard palate,leaving a narrow slit,the airflow is squeezed out from the slit and rubbed into sound. y:The mouth is slightly flattened,the tip of the tongue is against the lower gums,the surface of the tongue is raised,close to the upper hard palate, and the vocal cords vibrate. w:The lips are rounded,protruding into a small hole,the back of the tongue is raised,and the vocal cords vibrate.Pronounciation same with the Vowel "u". This video is for Chinese learning beginner where you should start if you decide to learn Chinese.Do you know how to spell all Chinese initials"b p m f d t n l g k h j q x z c s r zh ch sh y w"?Watch this short video. Chinese alphabet have 23 initials, you need to remember its pronouciation and practice it well for spelling Chinese words later.You can learn how to speak and pronounce it in this video. For more Daily Chinese words learning video, please subscribe my channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIDwencS1EnpSFZ73mcz9uQ My odysee channel: https://odysee.com/$/invite/@AJChinese:2 and follow our facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AJ-Chinese-100700362171768 You can find all Chinese learning video here.Chinese learning is very interesting.You will have a lot of fun and progress here. Hope you enjoy it !@AJChinese

The manner of pronounciation : (You can listen the method if watch single video for each final in my channel, or follow the belong manner) ai: When pronounce, the sound of "a" is pronounced first, and then slides to "i", the airflow is not interrupted, and the pronunciation is light and short. ei: When pronounced, the sound of "e" is pronounced first, and then it slides to "i", the airflow is not interrupted, and the corners of the mouth spread out to both sides. ui: When pronounced, u is pronounced lightly and shortly, and then slides to "ei", the mouth shape changes from round to flat. ao: When pronounced, the sound of "a" is first pronounced, and then the tip of the tongue is retracted, the base of the tongue is lifted up, the mouth shape is closed into a circle, and it gently slides toward "o". ou: When pronounced, the sound of "o" is pronounced first, the lips are gradually closed, the base of the tongue is raised, and the mouth shape changes from a large circle to a small circle. iu: When pronounced, first pronounce "i", and then slide towards "ou", changing the mouth shape from flat to round. ie: When pronounced, make "i" first, then "e", without interrupting the airflow. üe: When pronounced, first pronounce the sound of "ü", and then slide towards "e", change the mouth shape from round to flat. er: When pronounced, the tongue is centered and pronounced "e", and then the tip of the tongue is rolled up to the hard palate, and the two letters are pronounced at the same time. This video is for Chinese learning beginner where you should start if you decide to learn Chinese. Do you know how to spell all Chinese compound finals "ai ei ui ao ou iu ie üe er" ? Watch this short video. Chinese alphabet have 9 compound finals, you need to remember its pronouciation and practice it well for spelling Chinese words later. You can learn how to speak and pronounce it in this video. For more Daily Chinese words learning video, please subscribe my channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIDwencS1EnpSFZ73mcz9uQ You can find more Chinese learning video here. AJ Chinese teach from 0. We teach Chinese pinyin (Chinese alphabet and spelling), Chinese words, Chinese vocabulary, Chinese conversation, HSK 1, HSK 2, HSK 3, HSK 4, HSK 5, HSK 6, Chinese articles, Chinese poetry, Chinese dictionary, etc. Chinese Pinyin ( from 0) HSK1—HSK6 Chinese Words Chinese Vocabulary Chinese Conversation Chinese Articles Chinese Poetry Chinese learning is very interesting. You will have a lot of fun and progress here. Hope you enjoy it ! @AJ Chinese