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== To Do ==
 
 
Structural Pages:
 
* [[Tones]]
 
* [[Accent]]
 
 
[[A1]] Points:
 
* [[Pinyin quick start guide]]
 
* the [[Four tones]] of Mandarin Chinese
 
* [[Pinyin chart]]
 
 
[[A2]] Points:
 
* [[Tone change rules]]
 
* [[Erhua]] 儿化
 
 
[[B1]] Points:
 
* [[Tone change Rules (part 2)]] -- push
 
* [[Tone pair]]s
 
* [[Rare syllable]]
 
 
[[B2]] Points:
 
* [[Tone exception]]s, irregular tones
 
* [[Tone change Rules (part 3)]] -- push
 
* [[Fanqie]] 反切 -- push
 
* [[Loanword]] -- push
 
* [[Regional tonal variation]] -- push
 
  
 
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Pronunciation of Mandarin Chinese is not just for Beginners!

If you've just started learning Mandarin Chinese, you're correct to put a lot of effort into learning correct pronunciation. But even if you're an elementary learner or an intermediate learner, chances are you could still gain a lot from working a bit more on your pronunciation. Below is an example of how pronunciation topics can and should be studied across various levels.

Level Tones Pinyin Other
A1 The four tones
Pinyin chart
Pinyin quick start guide
Pinyin chart
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A2 Tone change rules Erhua -
B1 Tone pairs Rare syllables Accents
B2 Tone exceptions Loanwords in pinyin -

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