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Mandarin Chinese can be tricky to pronounce, being a tonal language with a bunch of strange sounds (to your ears), but at the end of the day, the tones and pronunciations are just muscle memories that can be trained to perceive and produce within 84 days.
Yes, it's possible, because you got an accent coach here who has worked with foreign actors and actresses for years. Daniel Wu and Michelle Yeoh, as well as other actresses and actors in Disney+'s new Mandarin-speaking TV show "American Born Chinese" aka 《西游ABC》 could have spoken even better Mandarin with professional instructions and proper drills, just like how these happy Mandarin learners have achieved in 3 months - ritachinese.com/testimonials
We break down a brilliant Mandarin-speaking scene of "American Born Chinese" and talk about:
00:00-01:59 Daniel Wu's Northern Mandarin accent
02:00-06:19 Sun Weichen's Taiwanese Mandarin accent
06:20-07:57 Daniel Wu's American accent
07:58-09:49 Michelle Yeoh's Hokkien/Cantonese/Malay-accented Mandarin
Patiently waiting for Disney+'s invitation for coaching their Mandarin accents in season 2😎
Btw, improving the accuracy and fluency of your spoken Mandarin Chinese is a totally different process from forming muscle memory for the sounds, as you are putting together the scattered words and sounds in your mind and putting them in a certain linear order that native speakers can understand easily and correctly.
To "think in Chinese" and express yourself without needing to think about the words or the structures, this is the fastest and safest way to reach a much higher level of Chinese proficiency: ritachinese.com/speakinga
Consume authentic Mandarin content, talk about in-depth topics about the modern and historic Chinese world, and use the language like a real 中国通 here: ritachinese.com/speakingc
Anyways, always remember: with Fàn Lǎoshī, Chinese makes perfect sense!
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🙌Chinese Tidbits on Instagram: instagram.com/rita_mandarin_chinese
😎Personal Account: instagram.com/rita_van
Mandarin Chinese can be tricky to pronounce, being a tonal language with a bunch of strange sounds (to your ears), but at the end of the day, the tones and pronunciations are just muscle memories that can be trained to perceive and produce within 84 days.
Yes, it's possible, because you got an accent coach here who has worked with foreign actors and actresses for years. Daniel Wu and Michelle Yeoh, as well as other actresses and actors in Disney+'s new Mandarin-speaking TV show "American Born Chinese" aka 《西游ABC》 could have spoken even better Mandarin with professional instructions and proper drills, just like how these happy Mandarin learners have achieved in 3 months - ritachinese.com/testimonials
We break down a brilliant Mandarin-speaking scene of "American Born Chinese" and talk about:
00:00-01:59 Daniel Wu's Northern Mandarin accent
02:00-06:19 Sun Weichen's Taiwanese Mandarin accent
06:20-07:57 Daniel Wu's American accent
07:58-09:49 Michelle Yeoh's Hokkien/Cantonese/Malay-accented Mandarin
Patiently waiting for Disney+'s invitation for coaching their Mandarin accents in season 2😎
Btw, improving the accuracy and fluency of your spoken Mandarin Chinese is a totally different process from forming muscle memory for the sounds, as you are putting together the scattered words and sounds in your mind and putting them in a certain linear order that native speakers can understand easily and correctly.
To "think in Chinese" and express yourself without needing to think about the words or the structures, this is the fastest and safest way to reach a much higher level of Chinese proficiency: ritachinese.com/speakinga
Consume authentic Mandarin content, talk about in-depth topics about the modern and historic Chinese world, and use the language like a real 中国通 here: ritachinese.com/speakingc
Anyways, always remember: with Fàn Lǎoshī, Chinese makes perfect sense!
——
🙌Chinese Tidbits on Instagram: instagram.com/rita_mandarin_chinese
😎Personal Account: instagram.com/rita_van
