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THE ULTIMATE GUIDEBOOK TO LEARNINGMANDARIN CHINESECONSTRUCTED AND COMPILED BY LTL MANDARIN SCHOOLCHINESE LEARNING ADVICE FROM 10 LANGUAGE SPECIALISTSTHE ULTIMATE GUIDEBOOK TO LEARNING MANDARIN CHINESE3711152024 283135391. Pronunciation and Tones Getting your Mouth Around chinese by Chris Parker2. Remembering chinese Words by Benny Lewis3. N m ngb i ma? How to Improve your chinese Listening Ability by Olle Linge4. Mastering chinese Sentence Structure by Verena Menzel5. Maintaining Motivation to Study chinese by Hugh Grigg6. Immersion chinese for Dummies by Andreas Laimbock7. Expanding your chinese from Outside of China by Richard Simcott8. How New Technologies can Help you Study chinese by Sborto Zhou9. Learn chinese by Having Fun! by Greg Bell10. Your Best Methods for LEARNING chinese Characters by Marcus PentzekCONTENTS2 THE ULTIMATE GUIDEBOOK TO LEARNING MANDARIN CHINESELet me give you some good news: there are fewer sounds in MANDARIN chinese than there are in some other languages.
The other thing, which you might have heard before, is that Mandarin Chinese also has four tone contours (four different ways of pronouncing any given syllable, plus other unstressed syllables that are pitch neutral). In fact, every language uses intonation in some way or another, but as Chinese is a tonal
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