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How do you like pinyin tones?

by Hui on Tue Sep 30, 2008 11:38 pm

It is quite hard to learn a tonal language when your first language does not use tones. The only way to get used to it is by practicing, i guess. Tongue twister is thought to be useful in that perspective. Check out our website please since i will put a few tongue twister exercises on it tomorrow.http://swanseamandarin.jimdo.com/readings.php