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PRONUNCIATION TIPS
All words in Chinese have a tone, and an incorrect tonal pronunciation can greatly change a word’s meaning. For example:
First tone (¯): The word mā spoken with the first tone means “mother”. The first tone is an even pitched sound, almost like singing.
Second tone (´): The word má with the