What is intonation, what is the difference between tone and intonation?

The intonation and tone are the main means to express a sentence vividly and flexibly, the intonation of the intonation directly makes the sentence vivid, and the tone is that the speaker's feelings are attached to it, and to express the same sentence in a different tone, it reflects different emotions and the intention of expression. And with the speed of speech, it completely vividizes the most ordinary sentence. A person who pays attention to intonation and tone is a person who is very literate in language.

There are four tones of speech: statement, question, imperative, and exclamation. Tone of voice is the attitude that the speaker has towards the situation being talked about in a communication.

There are only four tones: statement, question, imperative, and exclamation. Tone refers to the way in which an action or process is carried out through a certain grammatical form.

The tone here, to put it bluntly, is how much you say with a complete breath.

This may be a relatively new concept to most people, and they may not usually notice this detail. When we only need to say one sentence in one breath, it will seem more emotional and gentle. You can do it to try, take a deep breath, and pronounce these words individually:

Hey", "Alas", don't you feel gentle?

On the other hand, if you take a deep breath and only use the first tenth of the word to say the word, then the next nine-tenths of the breath will definitely be used to say other words, and at this time, it will obviously feel more hard.

This is the difference between the sound of air and the sound of reality.

If you use it in life, when you want to express gentle emotions and make the other person feel more comfortable, you can use more breath sound, that is, to say shorter words in one breath.

And if you want to appear more tough and domineering, you can use more real voices, say longer words in one breath, and amplify some volume in moderation.

The tone is finished, it's time to talk about the tone.

The pronunciation of the word "hey" in the dictionary is the fourth tone, and there is no way to find it in the second tone, but in daily life, everyone usually uses the second tone, which is why.

Because the words that make the fourth tone in our life usually have a hard meaning, you can try to pronounce the sounds of "dimension" and "wei" by yourself, and you will find the difference between the two.

When you receive **, you usually say, "Wei, who are you looking for?" Instead of saying, "Wei, who are you looking for?" Of course, there may be dialect accents that say this, but that's beyond our scope for now.

And when is the pronunciation of "wei" usually used? You see a guy standing there sneakily, and you say, "Guard, what are you doing?" Instead of saying, "V, what are you doing?" ”

That's the beauty of intonation, and it's the same for all other words except for the word "hey".

In addition to the choice of words and sentences, there are many intangible tricks in speech that we need to dig out and pay attention to.