When do Chinese Tones Change? | Chinese Tone Guide

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  • When do Chinese Tones Change? | Chinese Tone Guide
    Mandarin Chinese is a tonal language, so each character has its tone, but sometimes the tones change under certain conditions. In this video, we will find out when Chinese tones change and what are the rules, so you will be able to pronounce these words like a Chinese native speaker!
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Komentáře • 137

  • @purinpat
    @purinpat Před 3 lety +93

    My native language is also tonal, so I can hear Chinese tones clearly. Whenever it doesn’t match what it’s supposed to be in Pinyin, I would get so confused. This makes it so much more clear. Thank you 🙏

    • @raphaeldessailly3475
      @raphaeldessailly3475 Před 2 lety +2

      Where are you from

    • @purinpat
      @purinpat Před 2 lety +10

      Thailand. We also have 5 tones.

    • @raphaeldessailly3475
      @raphaeldessailly3475 Před 2 lety +3

      Oh okay interesting

    • @raphaeldessailly3475
      @raphaeldessailly3475 Před 2 lety +2

      Which one are in common with Chinese

    • @purinpat
      @purinpat Před 2 lety +8

      All of them to me, but just in different orders.
      Chinese Neutral 1 2 3 4
      To thai is Neutral 3 4 1 2
      The only thing is the Chinese 3rd tone goes down and up, and I feel like in Thai, it doesn’t kick back up at the end.

  • @jgtbym601
    @jgtbym601 Před 4 lety +75

    This lesson seemed so much clearer than in my college days...谢谢!

    • @lucasfigueiredogerosa3284
      @lucasfigueiredogerosa3284 Před 2 lety +1

      nah, bro. The right way to learna language is to study useless grammar and vocabulary that literalyl no one uses

    • @nihao367
      @nihao367 Před 2 lety

      @@lucasfigueiredogerosa3284 😥 really

  • @acetown2263
    @acetown2263 Před 2 lety +32

    Oh my goodness, 4:20 I've been searching for days now for why the Ni in Ni Hao sounds like it's using the second tone and now I know 😭 Thank you I was so confused and now it makes so much sense. Studing Mandarin alone can be so tough haha

    • @GraceMandarinChinese
      @GraceMandarinChinese  Před 2 lety +4

      加油💪💪

    • @aloysiusdevadanderabercrombie8
      @aloysiusdevadanderabercrombie8 Před rokem +1

      Did you not try looking up "why does the ni in nihao sound like second tone"?

    • @tovarishcheleonora8542
      @tovarishcheleonora8542 Před 11 měsíci

      @@GraceMandarinChinese I wonder if 1) these tone rules applies for any other character with the same tone or not?, 2) if there are more rules for the other tones too?

  • @ManhHungPham3003
    @ManhHungPham3003 Před 3 lety +9

    There are various Mandarin courses on CZcams, but non seems to be as clearly and concisely explained as yours. Could you please make a video guiding us on how to pronounce the tones correctly?

  • @Costel9000
    @Costel9000 Před rokem +5

    Tip for remembering what tone to use with 一
    My trick was to think of this character as a "bully", always picking on the other tones because for me the 4th tone sounds a bit more aggressive. So, just like bullies in general, 一 is aggressive until it runs into someone who fights back, a character with its own 4th (aggressive) tone. Then it starts questioning itself (2nd tone, a rising tone).
    And a bonus twist, while alone at home, in the dictionary, 一 stays calm and has the 1st tone.
    Hope this helps someone like it helped me!
    加油!加油!

    • @matthewheald8964
      @matthewheald8964 Před měsícem

      Dang, that’s such a whack way of thinking about it lol, but it might actually help me remember. Thanks

  • @nicolemay4833
    @nicolemay4833 Před rokem +3

    Great video!
    Loved the way you drew the lines under the text to follow how the tones should be for each word, made it easy to follow.
    Saving this in a playlist and will definetely be rewatching this, to follow you in pronunciation!

  • @YunitaWanasiri
    @YunitaWanasiri Před 3 lety +3

    exactly what I've been looking for! Thank you so muchhh!!!!! 谢谢你姐姐
    你也很漂亮啊💜😀

  • @rammartina2129
    @rammartina2129 Před rokem +1

    Your Channel is really underrated.

  • @wandasanchez551
    @wandasanchez551 Před 3 lety +18

    Thank you. This came right on time because we’re learning this rule in class. I’m a total beginner. I appreciate all your effort.

  • @berothelythelus4486
    @berothelythelus4486 Před 3 lety +1

    Love you and great lesson!

  • @lingling2823
    @lingling2823 Před 3 lety +2

    It feels so much easy to do a third tone instead of the 2nd tone on the first two rules you mentioned D:

  • @tuanmaiquoc5257
    @tuanmaiquoc5257 Před 4 lety +4

    Thank you very much ! This's so helpful with me to learn Mandarin.
    From Vietnam.

  • @darielleyson4037
    @darielleyson4037 Před 3 lety

    Thank you. Its easy and fun :)

  • @Neomadra
    @Neomadra Před 4 lety +30

    What do you do when you have several third tones?
    e.g. 我想讲你...。wo3 xiang3 jiang3 ni3 ...
    3333 -> 2323 or 3333 -> 2223?
    Thank you for your effort!

    • @teddyhsiung
      @teddyhsiung Před 4 lety +27

      2323 I’m a native speaker😬 I think it is because we see 我想 as a group and 講你 belongs to another group.

    • @lukulusd7
      @lukulusd7 Před 3 lety +1

      @@teddyhsiung what if there are 5 words in 3 tone?If you follow 1212 the last third tone word would be in 2 tone even that word after it has first tone...?Like here wo ke yi qing ni tiao. What to do then?

    • @teddyhsiung
      @teddyhsiung Před 3 lety +8

      @@lukulusd7 If like what you said “wo ke yi qing ni tiao” (我可以請你挑 I guess). The tone of this sentence should be 333331 -> 3 23 23 1 and the tone of the final word doesn’t matter though
      (And I think you meant following 2323?)

    • @_misatito
      @_misatito Před 2 lety

      I think is 2323

  • @freyacheng6020
    @freyacheng6020 Před 2 lety +5

    As a linguistic student, I really like your video. Very clear and helpful! Thank you Grace!

  • @tylerchen2729
    @tylerchen2729 Před 4 lety +2

    你好Grace,我很喜欢你的视频,我很喜欢学中文(好吧,主要是喜欢看你哈哈哈

  • @deltanotgoodrem6123
    @deltanotgoodrem6123 Před 2 lety

    i love how love 020 r most of the examples bc i’m still watching that cdrama and seen most scenes here

  • @123sussudio
    @123sussudio Před 3 lety +7

    I just started learning Chinese and have a few questions regarding tonal languages:
    1.I like to sing and when I learn English singing has been the best way to acquire pronunciation. However, since Chinese is a tonal language I imagine that when you sing a Chinese song those 4tones might be lost. Do they actually understand the meaning of the song by just listening to it?
    2.For the same reason as 1, 4 tones might be lost when you whisper words in Chinese without using your vocal cord. Can people ever whisper in Chinese and communicate with each other?
    Not that I expect an answer here but they just came to my mind while watching this.

    • @ryan_uwu
      @ryan_uwu Před 3 lety +7

      It's a good question! When you sing in a tonal language, at least with Chinese, we usually don't place as much importance on tones. It can make it hard to understand a song without subtitles but we actually subtitle a lot of things. Most tones are subdued or end up flat so you just need to have a good understanding of vocabulary and context.

  • @hams2410
    @hams2410 Před 4 lety +15

    How do you ALWAYS read my mind 😍
    This is the video I am looking for ❤️
    Thanks 😘

    • @GraceMandarinChinese
      @GraceMandarinChinese  Před 4 lety +3

      V Hamsini Hi 💕 I’m so happy to know this! Thanks for always being so supportive 😚

    • @hams2410
      @hams2410 Před 4 lety

      @@GraceMandarinChinese No problem 👍✨❤️

  • @antonina0zuzanna
    @antonina0zuzanna Před 4 lety +1

    I like the examples from the movies!

  • @user-ky1nh1lg5q
    @user-ky1nh1lg5q Před rokem

    Hi there, Grace.
    Your videos are always a joy to watch and of course, very informative. I've been studying Chinese Mandarin for about four months and the third tone is still the most tricky for me when it comes to tone changes.
    I've recently come across a sentence that had five characters in a row with the 3rd tone. Is there a rule for when we have more than two characters with the third tone?
    I hope you get to see this question ^^
    再见

  • @damianow.6114
    @damianow.6114 Před 3 lety +1

    謝謝老師!

  • @samedysamedy
    @samedysamedy Před 9 měsíci

    Useful tips

  • @aungdee3367
    @aungdee3367 Před 2 lety

    thank you teacher

  • @ishtabagli5044
    @ishtabagli5044 Před 2 lety +1

    I like how she uses Dramas as examples

  • @lingling2823
    @lingling2823 Před 3 lety +5

    I pronounce a lot of 2nd tone words as 3rd a tone 😭 like 昨(昨天) 明(明天) 前(前边)

  • @miayle9545
    @miayle9545 Před 3 lety +2

    我有朋友想學中文,可是大部分影片都是中國人在教。。很開心妳能做這些影片!!有努力看完廣告 支持妳!希望妳能多出一些基礎的影片!

    • @GraceMandarinChinese
      @GraceMandarinChinese  Před 3 lety +1

      謝謝你!我會繼續努力的💪 再麻煩你多多分享囉!

    • @miayle9545
      @miayle9545 Před 3 lety

      @@GraceMandarinChinese ok! 會分享給身邊想學中文的朋友。。。雖然不多😅 (from Australia )

  • @user-nn7qz7rb9e
    @user-nn7qz7rb9e Před 4 lety +9

    Third tone stay low and ends on lowest pitch in real life language? Awesome!

  • @Zach-zj9sy
    @Zach-zj9sy Před 4 lety +8

    All your videos are so helpful, thank you ☺️
    I have a question, where do you get the clips from videos from? Like is there a website where you type in a word and it shows you a video with the word in it because that would be great

    • @luketaylor523
      @luketaylor523 Před 4 lety

      Don't know about Grace, but I find youglish.com is great to find videos on CZcams.

    • @GraceMandarinChinese
      @GraceMandarinChinese  Před 4 lety +2

      Zach Hi Zach! I use this website: soutaici.x-algo.cn/subtitle_web/ But the thing is that there are also many American dramas there, so you need to spend some time on selecting a suitable one. Hope this helps! 💛

  • @007Layanne
    @007Layanne Před 4 lety

    I would love a video explaning how to make a half third tone using ipa, because when you guys make it, it sounds so cute but no matter how hard I try I can't make it the same way.

    • @ynntari2775
      @ynntari2775 Před 4 lety

      I imagine it's just like the cantonese low falling tone, like ˨˩, but with a longer ˩ like ˨˩˩ (the characters don't want to combine here)

  • @kokolexx
    @kokolexx Před 4 lety +9

    I knew all of this but still watch this video😌

    • @GraceMandarinChinese
      @GraceMandarinChinese  Před 4 lety

      Alex Jonathan Haha thank you for being so supportive! ☺️☺️

    • @liudwan44
      @liudwan44 Před 4 lety

      I am a native speaker but I still watch this video

  • @klaus-heinzmorales4448
    @klaus-heinzmorales4448 Před 11 měsíci

    Thanks so much, it was very explanatory. By the way, how do i pronounce three or more third tones in line, like in我很好? I've seen somewhere as wó hén hâo, or in others like wô hén hâo. 谢谢

  • @natanialaurencia724
    @natanialaurencia724 Před 4 lety +1

    Would you consider to make a tutorial video about how to pronounce tone properly?

  • @truongngouc2206
    @truongngouc2206 Před 3 lety +1

    Could you make a video about tone 1 and tone 4? When I listen fast I can't really tell the difference

  • @alien8861
    @alien8861 Před 4 lety +3

    你好,Grace, 我喜欢你的影片,又你漂亮,我喜欢学中文, 谢谢

    • @GraceMandarinChinese
      @GraceMandarinChinese  Před 4 lety +1

      Ali En 不客氣!很高興你喜歡!(不客气!很高兴你喜欢!)

  • @khaledqutub5849
    @khaledqutub5849 Před 4 lety +12

    Hello
    These rules are easy when writing words but it is difficult In lesson for the words
    . In real life when you speaking how will you know the tone of the next words.
    I think it need months to do that.
    Thank you.

    • @GraceMandarinChinese
      @GraceMandarinChinese  Před 4 lety +4

      Khaled Qutub You’re very welcome! 加油加油!💪

    • @ynntari2775
      @ynntari2775 Před 4 lety +7

      Normally, when you're fluent in a language, you already have the whole phrase in your head before you start speaking, so you know how it'll be and your muscular memory do the job.

    • @gccwang24
      @gccwang24 Před 3 lety

      In my mind I think of the two characters together as a single compound word, so the pronunciation of that compound word never varies.

  • @user-pv3ko7wu7z
    @user-pv3ko7wu7z Před 3 lety

    谢了♥️

  • @maxtichauer6117
    @maxtichauer6117 Před 3 lety

    it all sounds the same to me. when speaking any language with words all have tones depending on what you are stressing . so if you say stop the tone is different depending on the gravity of what you want to say

  • @sarkuruteron4532
    @sarkuruteron4532 Před rokem

    In karbi if we add prefix in common noun then it will chang the tone eg,for man 'mònit' when it is with prefix we say'àmonìt'.

  • @jono_bates
    @jono_bates Před 4 lety +9

    Great video! What if there are 3 or 4 third tone words? Does the same second tone rule also apply?

    • @GraceMandarinChinese
      @GraceMandarinChinese  Před 4 lety +8

      Jonathan Bates If there are more than 2 third tones, it depends on the context. I remember there is a video talking about that topic on CZcams. You can search “Many third tones together” and you will find it!

  • @geleilaoshi
    @geleilaoshi Před 2 lety

    谢谢Grace老师!我希望我开始学习中文当天就能看到这个!因为有些不好的发音变成习惯了,很难改变。虽然我基本上说得还可以,但是还是觉得因为没有专门注意过这些, 我还是会发错的。你的「第三声」提示特别的有帮助。我在想整理到十几个例子,为了每天练习。
    bu4 => b4
    我不想啰嗦。
    我不知道。
    bu4 => b2
    这我不会考虑。
    你不要这个吗?
    yi1 => yi2
    冰淇淋要保持一定的温度。
    我要一个。
    yi1 => yi4
    我觉得很一般的。
    我们一起走吗?
    我一直觉得很奇怪。

  • @nicolascarrero172
    @nicolascarrero172 Před 3 lety +1

    Beginner here! I'm confused on whether the third tone rule applies across different words, similar to vowel elision in French? Or is it just when the same word contains two syllables? Or both? Ahh, please help

  • @tonbonthemon
    @tonbonthemon Před 2 lety +1

    What if there are four third tones in a row? For example, er(4) lou(2)you(3) nu(3) xi(3) shou(3)jian(1). I read somewhere that each except the last is pronounced as second tone. Is that right?

  • @Yakumo2300
    @Yakumo2300 Před 3 lety

    Read Zhuan Falun! from Li Hongzhi, Thanks!

  • @showtian9571
    @showtian9571 Před 4 lety +1

    I love you from Egypt

  • @Illshoothemoon
    @Illshoothemoon Před 2 lety +1

    do the 3 + 3 tone change carry over in to multiple 3rd tone combinations?

  • @muhammadsolahuddin997
    @muhammadsolahuddin997 Před 2 lety +1

    omg i will die learning this

  • @carottie8094
    @carottie8094 Před 2 lety

    Hi, how is it pronounced when there are three 3rd tones, for example in 谢谢你?
    Thanks.

  • @lucaschav27
    @lucaschav27 Před 4 lety +2

    你最好了 😉
    I ❤ you
    👌👌👌

  • @binbeo7115
    @binbeo7115 Před rokem

    Hello Grace, thank you for you helpful lesson. Can i ask you that in 3:08: We still keep the word "Bù" in writiing or texting and only change the tone right?

    • @GraceMandarinChinese
      @GraceMandarinChinese  Před rokem

      Yes the word is still written as "不", we just change the tone when pronouncing it. :)

  • @Ajia_No_Envy
    @Ajia_No_Envy Před 2 lety

    Are there more words like 一 and 不 that change tones or are they the only ones?

  • @AndresIDM
    @AndresIDM Před 3 lety +4

    I always tried to pronounce nî hâo with 3rd tone on both and it was so hard, now I know why, haha

  • @chocchip9655
    @chocchip9655 Před 7 měsíci

    how do i know WHICH tone marks should be put?

  • @lukulusd7
    @lukulusd7 Před 3 lety

    what if there are 5 words in 3 tone?If you follow 1212 tha last third tone word would be in 2 tone even that word after it has first tone...?Like here: wo ke yi qing ni tiao. Last ni would be left in second tone even that tiao is in first tone?

  • @taesthetic6598
    @taesthetic6598 Před 3 lety +1

    I still don’t get it. Does this work for *any* word with the tone of yī and bù or is it only for those two words in particular?

  • @TheFlyingMonkey200
    @TheFlyingMonkey200 Před rokem

    question! I am a bit confused about this one thing.
    Does this change rule only apply to whole words or words beside it each other too. for example I know that
    nǐhǎo is really pronounced níhǎo but what a about pronouncing when its seperate words like nǐ shì or wǒ hěn hǎo. How are those ones pronounced?
    Can anyone help me
    Thank you very much!
    Xìexie

  • @stamatinakarli6777
    @stamatinakarli6777 Před 2 lety

    I have a question... Why does some words change like yŭ săn ? ( 4:38 ) they are written differently

  • @djbslectures
    @djbslectures Před 3 lety +1

    What about when yi is followed by a neutral tone? E.g. yi ge ren2?

    • @errgo2713
      @errgo2713 Před 2 lety

      Then it remains unchanged, yi1 ge ren2.

  • @aceventura2237
    @aceventura2237 Před 10 měsíci

    Are these going to be written out or I have to convert

  • @user-xk7ms4bf2o
    @user-xk7ms4bf2o Před 3 měsíci

    Grace Laoshi why is it that when the third tone appears twice it changes but when you write it down it doesn’t change but for other tones it does?

  • @ambisonic8440
    @ambisonic8440 Před 8 měsíci

    Please someone answer. Is it just 一 不 that change their tones when followed by other certain tones or is it any character with the first and 4th tone that can have tone changes too.

  • @TulekBehar
    @TulekBehar Před 4 lety

    please what is the name of the video with the cute photographer girl

  • @anasmirza346
    @anasmirza346 Před 3 lety

    grace guo wo ai de laoshi yinwei zhongqing nide

  • @sparklingwater6130
    @sparklingwater6130 Před 4 lety +1

    this is heavy ....but i will stay focused 🙏

  • @Dabicoo
    @Dabicoo Před 4 lety

    Grace. Could you tell me the name of first video you used? Which movie is it?

    • @GraceMandarinChinese
      @GraceMandarinChinese  Před 4 lety +1

      That is a drama called: "Love O2O (微微一笑很傾城)" you can find it on CZcams! :)

  • @hendribs5866
    @hendribs5866 Před 2 lety

    what about the other character with 1st tone??

  • @wywalay
    @wywalay Před 4 lety +1

    Hi, 你拍的影片非常有意思。你肯定知道還有很多詞:星期, 舒服, 等等 在大陸這些詞有不一樣的聲調。例如:星(第一聲)期(輕聲),舒(第一聲)服 (輕聲)。在台灣呢:星(第一聲)期(第二聲),舒(第一聲)服 (第二聲)。為什麼是這樣?

    • @GraceMandarinChinese
      @GraceMandarinChinese  Před 4 lety +1

      best idea 謝謝你 馬裡奧!😊😊 關於你的問題,這些詞在發音聲調上有些不同的原因在於政府在推行國語(普通話)時,因為考量到當時人們說話的習慣、語言的發展,因此對於標準音有不同的制定。

    • @wywalay
      @wywalay Před 4 lety

      @@GraceMandarinChinese 😊🙏 是這樣!謝謝妳!看妳的YT頻道對學習中文很有幫助。我上週寫文章用過:不錯+動詞 haha。在大學我的臺灣老師問我跟誰學習這個語法 ,然后呢我給她看看妳的影片。她也覺得很有意思。

    • @GraceMandarinChinese
      @GraceMandarinChinese  Před 4 lety +1

      best idea 哈哈!好有趣~~~很高興看到你真的把這些內容運用在你的生活中 😝

    • @GraceMandarinChinese
      @GraceMandarinChinese  Před 4 lety +1

      best idea 謝謝你跟我分享!😄💕

    • @wywalay
      @wywalay Před 4 lety

      @@GraceMandarinChinese 因為九月份我會搬到臺灣(希望冠狀病毒都走了)所以呢我要學習臺灣的中文 哈哈 ,妳的yt頻道非常有用!很期待看新的影片。加油!

  • @mafiaqueen1920
    @mafiaqueen1920 Před 8 měsíci

    How will i remember all this,😭😭

  • @rotu.regino
    @rotu.regino Před 2 lety

    What's the name of the TV Show at 2:17??

  • @yuanliang239
    @yuanliang239 Před 3 lety

    if I'm correct, all these tonal rules are only applied in spoken Chinese right? But the original tone remains the same in the written? Pls correct me if I'm wrong! 😭

  • @NickOrtegoFitness
    @NickOrtegoFitness Před 2 lety

    What about 3 third tones in a row? 我也想

  • @Whimsy_muse
    @Whimsy_muse Před rokem

    3:35

  • @Qladstone
    @Qladstone Před rokem

    我是新加坡人,不知为何我在一调之前说”一“和“不”会念二调:
    一支 yi2zhi1
    不知 bu2zhi1
    也不觉得有什么不对

  • @rikki_hwang
    @rikki_hwang Před 3 lety

    Hi Grace! I have a question about _tone marks_ . I don't know on which finals (or letters) I should note the tone mark. For example: 想 *xiang3* if I'll see it in this form, I won't able to note the mark correctly. I mean: xĭang or xiăng?? I don't know 😯 Please help me with this problem)

    • @belendiaz3103
      @belendiaz3103 Před 3 lety +2

      The tone should be marked on the one that is pronounced with the mouth more wide-open, so the sequence is "a, o, e, i , u, ü", in descending order. For example, 国家 guójiā, 好吃 hǎochī, 手表 shǒubiǎo.
      I am not a native speaker but I'm studying chinese, and I hope this can be helpful to you.

    • @rikki_hwang
      @rikki_hwang Před 3 lety +1

      @@belendiaz3103 thank you very much

  • @amjgbaobei
    @amjgbaobei Před 4 měsíci

    How about in 成語? do the tones change as well?

  • @diegoleo1279
    @diegoleo1279 Před 3 lety

    老師你有開補習班嗎?

  • @ajax7590
    @ajax7590 Před 3 lety +2

    Why am I so bad at learning and remembering tones

  • @limbeiyee1478
    @limbeiyee1478 Před rokem

    4O4

  • @ghotifish1838
    @ghotifish1838 Před 3 lety

    Wait hold on so if you don't change it, it's also fine... Right? I don't want to kill myself learning these tones when just learning vocab and all takes me so long to do

  • @ynntari2775
    @ynntari2775 Před 4 lety +2

    Wait, would 一不要 be pronounced yì bú yào?

    • @errgo2713
      @errgo2713 Před 2 lety

      That pattern doesn't make sense

  • @vahagnmkrtchyan9964
    @vahagnmkrtchyan9964 Před 4 lety +2

    Hi dear, thank you so much. Just one thing: you pronounce “the first” and “the fourth” alike. Work on your “-s(t)” and “-th”.

  • @ijansk
    @ijansk Před 3 lety

    What drama is that?

  • @user-nn7qz7rb9e
    @user-nn7qz7rb9e Před 4 lety

    [feedback] Whenever you say 'tone', it sounds like /tʌŋ/ or /toŋ/.

  • @pata6129
    @pata6129 Před 4 lety +1

    Yeah no fucking way in hell am I going to be able to learn chinese. First 3 minutes was like trying to process how to make a rocketship from scratch.

  • @michaelmurray5748
    @michaelmurray5748 Před 3 lety

    我教了30多年但一直觉得没有必要分析的那么纤细。 总之大部分讲中文人(包括我)恐怕只掌握两个声调(

    • @michaelmurray5748
      @michaelmurray5748 Před 3 lety

      (抱歉) 但是得记得同时讲两个三生是完全不可能的!重音也好难老讲