Lesson 1 - Deciphering the 6 Tones of Cantonese

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[@Sunaoc]

I wish somebody can make an app so peoples can practice the tones

[@squirrelpatrick3670]

musical pitches are roughly
1. F
2. G -> D (up)
3. B
4. G -> D (down)
5. G -> A (up)
6. G

[@Gloriosus]

Thank you, that is helpful 🙂

[@jimanHK]

brilliant

[@dvn.b__samu-han]

thanks, now i can diffrent tones number 4 and 6

[@bella1632]

This is difficult

[@anhua5395]

Hello, I'm wondering about the 5th tone. On the video, you said it's low to low-mid, but the on the chart, it's look like low-mid to mid. is there something wrong?

[@andrefelipe2643]

It's a low tone but rising, like the second tone, but a little bit weaker.

[@RaymondHng]

@Densebrains Google Translate does not have a Cantonese speech option. Only Bing Translate has a Cantonese speech option.

[@nimbusworld7057]

imagine being named hong hong