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People pronounce the s sound. (Note that it is similar.) You have to listen to the original sound more to be accurate) na mu tree.

na la country.

The above is correct. It is impossible to explain it in words. Consult your teacher. Listen to the teacher's pronunciation to improve.

Good luck!

You can't learn it one-on-one, and there is no such thing as a one-to-one language. This will not be good for your pronunciation in the future, so you have to practice it over and over again with the Korean teacher... This is the right way.

Baekje

I'm so dizzy, I have to follow the teacher to practice over and over again. . .

s r m n you should pronounce it in English.

This is the s

This pronounces n and that These sounds k(g) t(d) p(b) c(z) ch(zh) The first pronounces the sound outside the parentheses The second pronounces the sound inside **.

The main talking tongue is around the feeling of a bit of a big tongue haha The teacher who taught us in the class said.

Tree, of course, hair na mu

National na la

Pronunciation: s ,c

For example, the simplest is to pronounce the word first.

Take your time.

This sound is always not good for our Han people.

The tree is namu and the country is nala

But I think Koreans have a bit of a nasal feeling to read.

So it sounds like LZ to me.

Just like Koreans can't speak Chinese well.

It's always not your own language.

It's the sound of the s, it's the sound of the c.

The tree is namu and the country is nala

Let's take a look at the pronunciation here.

In the passage of time.

Hold the acre call

Can it carry the moment that takes away the memory?

The so-called oblivion.

It's not that I forget, but that the memory becomes numb.

That moment, a record of the moment.

Resistant

Before you know it, the distant memory becomes blurred in an instant.

The wind has stayed in the area of Kaifang.

Memories are put down.

Where the wind has stayed.

It's like poetry, and it's hard to read.

Is it possible to send away a moment of memory oak in flowing time?

Shouting to be forgotten is not to forget, but that the memory becomes insensible.

Zheng Ruchun: The memory of that moment unconsciously becomes a distant memory, and the moment it becomes hazy.

Where the wind has stopped, let go of the memories.

Where the wind stopped.