Cantonese song pronunciation, how to pronounce Cantonese

The pronunciation of Bai hūn rite is not standard, and native Cantonese speakers will think that it is a pronunciation from the countryside.

I'm sorry, I don't mean anything wrong with that, I'm just telling the facts, just like Beijingers hear the older generation of Cantonese people speak Mandarin)

Early: [zo].

The 26 letters of the English alphabet are pronounced first, followed by z ([zo]), followed by a second sound.

Written in pinyin is [zou] pronounced second tone (the tone of walking, but the tone is the second tone).

Due to limitations, the phonetic transcription can not be pasted, and the landlord can only be asked to pronounce the words according to the words, but note that the following * inside is the phonetic transcription rather than the letters).

Panic: fon

The pronunciation of the word fond (not the sound of d, that is, the sound of the previous fon).

Light: gwan

First pronounce the word want, then remove the pronunciation of t, just pronounce wan, and remember this pronunciation.

Adding g (gwan) before the sound of wan is the pronunciation of light.

Black: hu

For the word bus, remember the pronunciation of u in this word, and then add h ( hu )

Love: oy

The tone of this tone is not easy to express in words.

The sound of oy in boy is the first, and the finals of love are very similar to oy in boy, but the tone is different.

In terms of tone, you can listen to Jacky Cheung's "Love You So Much That It Hurts", but the pronunciation of the finals is correct, and it is easy to master this sound.

Dare: Then the lips are slightly retracted, wrapping the upper and lower teeth garm ng closed

This sound is the hardest to find like it. There is no phonetic transcription to be found in English, and there is no pinyin. So this sound can only be said to be similar, and if you want to grasp it well, you have to listen to other people's pronunciation.

In the word harm, the sound of arm (to be pronounced with stress), preceded by g (garm), is converted to the second tone, which is very similar to the pronunciation of "minus" in Cantonese, and finally it needs to be adjusted at the end note: the lips are slightly intracted, wrapping the upper and lower teeth, and the last sound is like ng, but the mouth is closed.

It's complicated, right? But just listen to it a few more times, "dare" = "sense" and "minus" in Cantonese.

So you can also listen to songs with the pronunciation of the word "sense" (such as Sammi Cheng's "On the Line of Feelings"), the pronunciation of these two words is exactly the same!

Note: The phonetic transcription of the above words does not need to be read out of the original phonetic transcription pronunciation carefully, just read the word given and then subtract some consonant pronunciations as required, otherwise it will change the tone of the pronunciation of the vowel, and then affect the pronunciation of the whole word.

To sing Cantonese songs well, you need to pay attention to the position of the biting words, Chinese songs are the back cavity sound, and Cantonese songs are the front mouth skin force.

Early zou, black he dare gang, the rest can't be written for you, because you can't write it, including black, there is a little bit of a wrong sound.

Early: Walk zǒu

Light: 公 gōng

Love: Cancer: "A little nasal".

Black: Ha hā daring: 港 gǎng

panic: Fang fāng

Actually, it's better to listen to it a few more times.

You can directly check the pronunciation of these words.

The Cantonese initials are read as follows:

The Cantonese finals table is read as follows:

(1) If the example word is added with an * sign, only the finals are taken. For example, finals"ei"The phonetic characters are"Philippines", pinyin is fei1, then take its vowel part of the pronunciation ei;

2) Italics indicate different spoken pronunciations, eg"Clips"The word is sometimes pronounced gep2 and is not used in written language.

3) m (m) and ng (wu) are nasal vowels of their own syllables.

4) The plus A and OET are new finals for 2018.

The Cantonese pronunciation is as follows:

One: jat1

Two: ji6 three: saam3

Four: Si3 V: NG5

Six: luk6

Seven: cat1

Eight: baat3

Nine: gau2

Ten: sap6

Cantonese, also known as Cantonese and Cantonese, commonly known as vernacular, and Tang dialect overseas, is a tonal language of the Sino-Tibetan language family, one of the seven major dialects of China, and the mother tongue of the Cantonese people of the Han nationality.

Cantonese pronunciation dictionary.

Cantonese pronunciation methods.

b wave p po m touch f family d more t drag n no l luo.

1. When pronouncing b, the upper and lower lips are closed, hold a breath, and then let the weaker airflow suddenly rush out, which is the same as the pronunciation of b in Mandarin, and the words in charge also roughly correspond to B in Mandarin. Let's look at some examples, (the Chinese characters are followed by Cantonese pinyin, and the superscript indicates the tone, note that this is the tone of Cantonese, not the tone of Mandarin.) Tap to hear the pronunciation).

For example: Banban1 Bo1 Cup Bui1 Ba2 Table Biu2

2. The mouth shape of p is the same as that of b when pronounced, but the airflow rushing out of the lips is stronger (the so-called non-aspirated and aspirated in linguistics), which is the same as the pronunciation of p in Mandarin, and the words in charge also roughly correspond to P in Mandarin. Example.

For example, if you are afraid of PA3 breaking PO3 Pi Péi4 Ping Ping4 Pai Pai4

3. When pronouncing m, close the lips first, vibrate the vocal cords, let the air flow out of the nostrils, and then slide towards the finals, which is the same as the Mandarin pronunciation, and the words in charge also roughly correspond to the m in Mandarin.

For example: Momo1 Momma1 Bury Mai4 Ask men6 Ming4

4. When pronouncing f, the lower lip is close to the upper incisors, so that the airflow is squeezed out from between the lips and teeth, which is the same as the pronunciation of Mandarin, and the words in charge also correspond to the f, k, and h of Mandarin.

For example: flower fa1 fen1 fast fai3 fire fo2 wind fung1

5. When pronouncing d, the tip of the tongue is pressed against the gums, and then the weaker airflow is suddenly rushed out, which is the same as the pronunciation of Mandarin, and the words in charge also roughly correspond to the D of Mandarin.

For example: 大dai6 地déi6 丁ding1 多do1 当dong1

Cantonese pronunciation. Pronunciation system: The Cantonese pronunciation system is more complex, with 19 initials, 56 finals and nine tones and six tones.

Nine tones and six tones: Yin Ping, Yin Shang, Yin Go, Yang Ping, Yang Shang, Yang Go, Yin In, Middle In, Yang In. Nine tones and six tones are nine sounds, six tones.

Simple understanding: first of all, one tone corresponds to one sound, six tones correspond to six sounds, and the remaining three sounds are voices. In fact, the pitches of the yin-in, middle-in, and yang-in tones are the same as those of yinping, yin, and yang, but they are distinguished by the phonetic characters at the end of -p, -t, and -k.

Since the definition of tone is to include inhibition (i.e., actual pitch) and stuttering.