How to pronounce Chinese Pinyin(Beng) | Learn Mandarin Chinese Alphabet Pronunciation and Characters

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Learn Chinese Pinyin and commonly used Characters
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How to pronounce 26 letters in Mandarin Chinese
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Learn Chinese Alphabet for beginners
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Learn Chinese Characters with Pinyin, Stroke order, Example phrases and sentences
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Chinese Listening Practice
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Chinese Daily Conversations
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Learn Chinese Grammar Sentence Structure
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Chinese Numbers
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Time, Day, Month, Date, Year In Mandarin Chinese
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Learn Shapes and Colour in Chinese
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Chinese Language, also called Chinese Han, includes a variety of dialects. Mandarin Chinese is the official language of the Mainland China and Taiwan, and one of the official languages of Singapore. Modern Standard Chinese is also one of the six official languages of the United Nations.

Many people start to realize that learning Chinese Mandarin is getting more and more popular and useful, no matter you are a school student, traveling in China, or dealing business with Chinese.

Actually, Learning Chinese Mandarin is never going to be easy, just as any of the second language. Mandarin Chinese use tones to indicate differences of meaning between words or syllables. Modern Standard Chinese has four tones and Chinese words often have only one syllable.

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