Chinese Character a Day Practice Pad Volume 1. Philip Yungkin Lee

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      PRONUNCIATION TIPS

      All words in Chinese have a tone, and an incorrect tonal pronunciation can greatly change a word’s meaning. For example:

      First tone (): The word mā spoken with the first tone means “mother". The first tone is an even pitched sound, almost like singing.

      Second tone (): The word má with the second tone means “hemp". The second tone rises, like one would say the word “right?”

      Third tone (): The word mǎ spoken with the third tone means “horse". It is pronounced with a lowering of the voice.

      Fourth tone (): The word mà with the fourth tone means “to scold" (for instance, if one were to reprimand someone, one would mà the said individual). The fourth tone is spoken sharply, like the word “Damn!"

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