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Tips for quickly correcting the pronunciation of flat tongue

The pronunciation of flat tongue is always a joke.

A college student asked:

I can pronounce steamed buns as cheese, and I can pronounce dashansha as junior year. I can't always read four and ten correctly. Military training must not stand in the fourth place, otherwise it will be very confused when reporting. The instructor laughed at my Shandong accent and said that my Mandarin was average. What should I do?

I tried to make him read a few words, and the result was as he said. This friend's Mandarin is really bad.

A Liaoning netizen shared: the old father-in-law picked up the child, and the teacher said: Your child has poor intelligence. After returning home, the family was very angry and began to wonder, how can you tell that you are mentally weak? I didn't see it either. The child is quite clever. The old man stayed up all night and asked the teacher the next day. She saw that the child was mentally weak.

As a result, the teacher said: I said that the child's self-care ability is poor.

Pinghua pronunciation is one of the main difficulties in learning Mandarin.

The initials of Putonghua include tongue sounds zh, ch, Sh, R and flat tongue sounds Z, C and S, which are the shortcomings of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, because many local dialects are influenced by ancient Chinese and generally have no tongue sounds. When they speak Mandarin, they often pronounce the words zh, ch and Sh as Z, C and S.

For example, "Chi" is pronounced as "Ci Zi". Even if you know the flat-tongued sound of a word, it is all flat-tongued (Political Common Sense is misread as "Giving Words to Hide Four"), and sometimes it is all tongue twisters (Giving Three Umbrella Privately is misread as "Shi Zhi worships mountains and mountains"), and there is a phenomenon of mixed reading of flat-tongued sounds.

Distinguishing the flat tongue sounds is a key to learn Mandarin well, because Mandarin involves too many words.