Dimsum Hanyu Pinyin - Learn Mandarin Chinese

23:45 | Jul 17th, 2014

In this episode, we look at the nasal finals ending in “n” or “ng”, as well as the retroflex final er.

21:17 | Jul 13th, 2014

In this episode, we look at the initials (j, q, x) and the finals (ia, iao, ie, iou, üe).

11:43 | Jul 8th, 2014

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22:16 | Jul 8th, 2014

In this episode, we look at the initials (zh, ch, sh, r, z, c, and s).

15:22 | Jul 6th, 2014

This is a sample file for part 1 of the supplement podcasts in the Dimsum Hanyu Pinyin series. For complete access to additional learning materials, please visit www.languagedomus.com/courses/hanyupin...Show More

16:50 | Jul 6th, 2014

In this episode, we look at the second set of finals (ai, ei, ao, ou, ua, uo, uai, uei).

0:00 | Jul 4th, 2014

This is a sample file for the lesson guides in the Dimsum Hanyu Pinyin series. For complete access to additional learning materials, please visit www.languagedomus.com/courses/hanyupinyin.

19:38 | Jul 4th, 2014

In this episode, we look at the first three sets of initials (b, p, m, f, d, t, n, l, g, k, h), the six basic finals (a, o, e, u, i, ü), and the combinations they can form.

21:11 | Jul 3rd, 2014

This is a sample file for the enhanced podcasts in the Dimsum Hanyu Pinyin series. For complete access to additional learning materials, please visit www.languagedomus.com/courses/hanyupinyin.

21:11 | Jul 3rd, 2014

In this episode we will introduce the basic framework of hanyu pinyin, and focus on producing the tones in Mandarin.