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Intermediate learners should be comfortable with the "ü" vowel, in its marked and unmarked ("stealth") forms, but sometimes the "-un" sound can still trip people up. Practice the following words and phrases to be sure that you've got a good handle on these tough sounds.
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Pronunciation Tips for Tough sounds -un (B1)
At this point you should already be familiar with the simpler A2 tough sounds for "-un", so you're essentially just practicing longer strings of the same sounds.
Remember to start out slow, pronouncing the sounds as accurately as possible. Increase speed gradually, but not sacrificing correct pronunciation.
Tough Sound Words: Tough sounds -un (B1)
The words and phrases in the following table are designed to give you a good pronunciation workout. Practice them on your own and practice them with your teacher.
| Audio | Chinese | Pinyin | English |
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| 培训很顺利 | péixùn hěn shùnlì | the training was very smooth | |
| 准备去运动 | zhǔnbèi qù yùndòng | to get ready to go exercise | |
| 春天应该穿裙子 | chūntiān yīnggāi chuān qúnzi | in the spring, one should wear a dress | |
| 不准穿裙子 | bù zhǔn chuān qúnzi | to not be allowed to wear a dress | |
| 春天去农村 | chūntiān qù nóngcūn | to go to the countryside in the spring | |
| 在农村结婚 | zài nóngcūn jiéhūn | to get married in the countryside | |
| 去云南结婚 | qù Yúnnán jiéhūn | to go to Yunnan to get married | |
| 存钱以后结婚 | cúnqián yǐhòu jiéhūn | to get married after saving money | |
| 准备春天结婚 | zhǔnbèi chūntiān jiéhūn | to get ready to get married in the spring | |
| 平均运动几小时 | píngjūn yùndòng jǐ xiǎoshí | to exercise for several hours on average |
If these are too difficult for you, don't forget that we also have these same sounds at the elementary (A2) level.
Tough Sound Video Practice: Tough sounds Tough sounds Tough sounds -ü-u (B1)
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Sources and further reading
More sources and other links coming soon...
