Chinese Pinyin/ Initials Finals and Tones of Chinese Syllables/ Mandarin Chinese for Beginners

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"y" and "w" are not strictly considered initials (consonants) in Pinyin because they function as semivowels or glides. They transition smoothly into the following vowel without significant obstruction in the vocal tract, behaving more like vowels than true consonants.

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@chhumchheang5197 12 days ago

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@oldara2156 14 days ago

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@jonesallen-oh8ne 14 days ago

Best video about Pinyin. Now I can pronounce easier. Thank you Sylvia
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@user-ve5gg6zk8f 14 days ago

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@yuehanslam1593 14 days ago

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@Leesol_7 14 days ago

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