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4Eight compound finals则 侉 灶泽 澡 蚤Tips: 学 前 准 备 : 认 识 “n” 和 “ ng” 的 发 音 :遭 侏赠 俅 灶皂 俪认 识 鼻 韵 母荫 许 颜 / 编 写 周 / 翻 译Preparation: Learn the pronunciation of“n”and“ng”.EARN CHINESEL LANGUAGE AND CULTUREn: 发 音 如 同 英 语 “no” 中 “n” 的 音 。 发 音 时 , 舌 尖 抵 住 上 牙 床 , 气 流 从 鼻 腔 通 过 , 同 时 冲 开 舌 尖的 阻 碍 , 声 带 颤 动 。n: Pronounced in the same manneras“n”in“no”. Whenarticulating the sound, the tip of the tongue is broughtagainst the upper teeth ridge and air flow is let through the nostrils. Meanwhile, the blockage formed by thetip of the tongue is relieved. Vocal cords vibrate.学拼音新手乐园ng: 发 音 如 同 英 语 音 标 中 /【 】 的 音 , 像 sing\song 的 尾 音 。 发 音 时 软 颚 下 垂 , 发 音 时 舌 根 翘 起 抵住 软 腭 , 堵 住 口 腔 通 道 , 气 流 从 鼻 孔 送 出 , 声 带 振 动 。ng: Pronounced in the same manner as ( )as you sing-song in English. When articulating the sound, thesoft palate is lowered and the back of the tongue rises against it to form ablockage in the mouth cavity. Theair is forced through the nostrils while vocalcords vibrate.aneninFirst shape your lips just as you are about to pronounce“a”,but thengraduallyarticulationshiftsto"n".First shape your lips just as you are about to pronounce“e”,butthengradually articulationshiftsto "n".First shape your lips just as you are about to pronounce“i”,butthengraduallyarticulationshiftsto“n”.尊 重 版 权请 勿 复 印Copyright Reserved, No Copying Permittedwww.learnyuwen.com