Chinese Tone Pairs Practice: Improve Your Chinese Pronunciation in 1 Hour! | Learn Mandarin Chinese

If you want to master Chinese pronunciation, mastering tone pairs is a must! In this Chinese lesson, there are many practical Chinese vocabulary words in different tone pairs to help you improve your Chinese Pronunciation in just 1 hour!
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[@EverydayChinese]

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[@escuadronminiunstv219]

For any one wondering. all the 3 tones will change exept the last one in a sentence like this 我也很好 intead of being wo(3)ye(3)hen(3)hao(3) or being as some people think= wo(2)ye(3)hen(2)hao(3). it'll be wo(2)ye(2)hen(2)hao(3) there is a lot of videos where chinese people explain it jaja so all the 3 tones will go 2 tones and the last one of all thos 3 tones will remain the same hope i helped

[@JohnMorrisonmindsmart]

This is vital practice for Chinese students who are looking for the best way to improve their ability to speak and understand Chinese.

[@rebekah9758]

Excellent! I'm coming from Mandarin Blueprint's "Sound Like a Native In 56 Minutes" video, just starting on my Mandarin learning journey and I think I am getting an excellent foundation with these videos together! Thank you so much teacher!

[@anasmirza346]

';我无法用言语来形容你在教学方法中可爱的辛勤工作 很好的方法清晰易懂'你的每一个视频都有大量和无价的课程非常感谢你的努力'我很欣赏你使用的方法我希望你保持 干得好

[@Sage-and-Scholar]

Tip: for this to be even more helpful (reflective of natural spoken Mandarin speed), try bumping up the play back by 1.75 or 2.

[@davidlericain]

In my countless hours of youtube Chinese learning I've learned that it might be helpful for male learners to have some male voices do some stuff. It's not a big difference, but I think it might be a little easier for me to get the tones more natural if I was hearing it at the same approximate vocal range. But alas, male language instructors are pretty rare. I'll get it either way.

[@street55789]

This was super helpful, and I can’t believe it is free. Thank you for being so generous!

[@elmehdihamouda7372]

谢谢老师，很有用的视频，我在跟你读很多次。实际上我觉得声调是汉语最难的地方。

[@cinema187]

Thanks for taking the time to put this big video together ❤️

[@JourneyDestination]

How often should I practice this? Also do you have a version with complete sentences ?

[@GhreyChandler]

1:25

[@Bladavia]

I love saying 2nd tone into 4th tone, it feels like loading and shooting a bow everytime. Or serving in tennis.

[@unitnumbera1]

1:21

[@almaz_s_here2794]

Incredible! Thats what ive been searching for the whole last month! Thank you!

[@sha3698]

This is amazing, thank you so much for all the work !

[@Widkey]

This is great! Very helpful for practice, awesome!!

[@cbabick]

One of the most helpful videos I've seen on this topic.

[@valentinasampietro3074]

Thank you very much! This is a special gift 💝

[@natalietran2743]

Thanks a lot for having this available