Transcript Document 7873155

Groups
There are five groups with
the end sound “g” and
five groups with the end
sound “n”. In the
following slide show these
groups will be read in the
first tone. The first tone is
like singing a sustained
note. Please listen and
repeat after me.
Groups
āng
Say ā and touch your
soft palate with the
back of your tongue.
ng
Groups
ōng
Say ō and touch your
soft palate with the
back of your tongue.
ng
Groups
ēng
Say ē and touch
your soft palate
with the back of
your tongue.
ng
Groups
īng
Say ī and touch
your soft palate
with the back of
your tongue.
ng
Groups
uāng
Say uā and touch
your soft palate with
the back of your
tongue.
ng
Groups
ān
Keep saying the æ
sound, then touch the
front of your hard
palate with the tip of
your tongue.
n
Groups
ēn
Keep saying the ē
sound, then touch
front of your hard
palate with the tip of
your tongue.
n
Groups
īn
Keep saying the ī
sound, then touch
front of your hard
palate with the tip of
your tongue.
n
Groups
ūn (uēn)
ūn is an abbreviated
form. The actual
pronunciation is uēn
Say ū first, then en.
n
Groups
ǖn
Keep saying the ǖ
sound, then touch the
front of your hard
palate with the tip of
your tongue.
n