Difference between revisions of "Tough sounds -ou-uo"
Line 2: Line 2:
 
{{Pronunciation Box}}
 
{{Pronunciation Box}}
  
−
Introduction to these tough sounds...
+
The "ou" and "-uo" sounds aren't difficult, but they're easy to mix up. Practice the following words and phrases to be sure that you've got a good handle on these tough sounds.
  
 
== Pronunciation Tips for -ou-uo (A2) ==
 
== Pronunciation Tips for -ou-uo (A2) ==
Line 86: Line 86:
  
 
[[Category:Pinyin]]
 
[[Category:Pinyin]]
−
{{Basic Pronunciation|A2|1|Certain sounds and sound combinations need extra attention.|pinyin| ASP10FED}}
+
{{Basic Pronunciation|A2|1|The "ou" and "-uo" sounds aren't difficult, but they're easy to mix up.|pinyin| ASP10FED}}
 +
{{Related|The "o" and "u" vowels}}
 +
{{References|-ou}}
 +
{{References|-uo}}

Revision as of 04:31, 13 May 2020

This article is a stub. Editors can help the Chinese Pronunciation Wiki by expanding it.

The "ou" and "-uo" sounds aren't difficult, but they're easy to mix up. Practice the following words and phrases to be sure that you've got a good handle on these tough sounds.

Pronunciation Tips for -ou-uo (A2)

Tough Sound Words: -ou-uo (A2)

The words 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
多 duō many, much
做 zuò to do; to make; to be
错 cuò mistake, fault; mistakenly
说 shuō to speak, to say
过 guò to pass, to spend; [aspectual particle for experiences]
都 dōu all; even; already
走 zǒu to walk, to go, to leave
周 zhōu week
狗 gǒu dog
肉 ròu meat, flesh

Tough Sound Video Practice: -ou-uo (A2)

Sources and further reading


Retrieved from "https://resources.allsetlearning.com/pronwiki/?title=Tough_sounds_-ou-uo&oldid=4385"