教外国人汉语第4课PPT课件

unaspirated while ch is aspirated. A strong release of breath is
Chinese Phonetics
.
15
C. hinese Phonetics16
Class Four
Pronunciation essentials for ie and üe
When ie and üe are articulated, the sound of the second vowel which is the main vowel is louder and longer than that of the first one. The sound of the first vowel is lighter and shorter. When these finals are pronounced, the tongue position keep changing in a sliding rather than a jerking manner.
I’m fine. wǒ hěn hǎo!
Nice to meet you.
hěn gāo xìng rèn shì nǐ.
.
5
Review
Part three Sentences
What’s your name?
nǐ jiào shén me míng zì? My name is ….
wǒ de míng zì shì …. wǒ jiào…. I am …. wǒ shì ….
.
10
Review
Part four Class language
Class begins.
shàng kè.
Class is over.
xià kè!
Break/ Have a rest.
xiū xī！
.
11
Review
Part four Class language
Stand up.
qǐ lì.
DI SI KE
LESSON FOUR
.
1
Review
Part one Chinese phonetics
Initials： b p m f d t nl gkhj qx
.
2
ቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱ
Review
Part one Chinese phonetics
Finals ： aoeiuü ai ei ui ao ou iü
.
3
Review
Part two Read the following syllables
bó pà mǔ fǎ dú tì lè bái běi wéi bāo mǒu cuī
.
4
Review
Part three Sentences
Hello! nǐ hǎo!
How are you? nǐ hǎo ma?
It doesn’t matter! / It’s all right! /It’s OK!
méi guān xì!
.
9
Review
Part three Sentences Goodbye!
zài jiàn！
See you later!
yíhuìr jiàn！
See you tomorrow!
míng tiān jiàn！
.
17
Class Four
Read syllables
jiē xié yě jiè yuē xué xuě yuè jiě jué xuě jì xiě zì xué xí
.
18
Chinese Phonetics
.
19
C. hinese Phonetics20
Chinese Phonetics
29
Class Four
Pronunciation essentials for zh, ch, sh and r
zh, ch, sh and r are articulated by the coordination of the
raised tongue tip and the front part of hard palate. zh is
.
6
Review
Part three Sentences
Good morning!
zǎo shàng hǎo !
Good afternoon !
xià wǔ hǎo !
Good evening !
wǎn shàng hǎo !
Good night ! wǎn ān !
.
7
Review
Part three Sentences
Thank you /Thanks! /Tanks a lot!
xiè xiè！
You are welcome! /It’s my pleasure!
bú kè qì! / bú yòng xiè！
.
8
Review
Part three Sentences
Sorry! /I’m so sorry!
duì bù qǐ!
At ease.
shào xī.
Attention.
lì zhèng.
.
12
Class Four
Part one Chinese Phonetics
1. Finals(compound finals):
ie üe er an en in un ün
.
13
C. hinese Phonetics14
.
24
Class Four
Part one Chinese Phonetics
2. Initials: zh ch sh r
.
25
Chinese Phonetics
.
26
Ch. inese Phonetics 27
Chinese Phonetics
.
28
Chinese Phonetics
.
.
21
C. hinese Phonetics22
Chinese Phonetics
.
23
Class Four
Pronunciation essentials for an, en, in, un and ün
When the front nasal finals are pronounced, the tongue tip should push strongly against the upper gums till the end of the pronunciation. The pronunciation of n is similar to “n” in “and”.