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- Standard Chinese a modular approach, resource module on pronunciation and romanization, Tape 4.
- This tape introduces the sounds and spellings of three new consonants and two new vowels.
- On the last tape we took up three pairs of affricate consonants.
- You can see them in the first two columns of display 1.
- Now we're going to take up three fricative consonants,
- i.e.continent sounds which consist entirely of friction like s.
- They're in the third column of display 1.
- Notice that they line up with three tongue positions you learned for the affricates.
- Retroflicks with the tongue in the R position,
- Palatal with the tongue in the E position,
- and dental with the tongue in the S position.
- Listen to the speaker read across the rows of display 1.
- 張,唱,上,
- 江,牆,香,
- 藏,藏,藏.
- Now listen to the speaker read down the columns of display 1.
- 張,江,藏,
- 唱,牆,
- 藏,上,香,藏.
- Listen to the surnames in the third column again.
- The ones with the fricative sounds we're going to work on.
- 上,香,藏.
- Again.
- 上,香,藏.
- The first of these fricative sounds,
- the one spelled SH,
- is rather like our SH sound,
- except that the tongue is curled back in the R position.
- Listen.
- 上,上,上.
- Try repeating it.
- 上,上,上.
- It's worth noticing that all three retroflex consonants here
- are spelled with an H.
- ZH,CH, and SH.
- Try repeating the first row names after the speaker,
- getting your tongue in the R position for each.
- 張,唱,上.
- Again.
- 張,唱,上.
- Now let's move on to the second new consonant.
- The fricative is spelled with an X.
- Don't be thrown off by the X.
- Ears will tell you that it's something like our SH sound again.
- It's not quite the same of course.
- The tongue is held in a tight E position.
- Listen.
- 上,上,上.
- Try repeating it,
- spreading your lips wide in a tight grin as you start the syllable.
- 上,上,上.
- It's worth noticing that all three palette of consonants here
- come before the semivall spelled I.
- In other words,their tongue position anticipates
- the tongue position of the semivall.
- Try repeating the second row names after the speaker,
- getting your tongue into the E position and grinning.
- 張,唱,上.
- Again.
- 張,唱,上.
- Now try repeating the first two names
- in the third column after the speaker.
- You'll have to shift gears
- from retroflex to palatal tongue positions.
- Here we go.
- 上,上.
- Again.
- 上,上.
- Now try repeating them in the other order.
- E position, R position.
- 上,上.
- Again.
- 上,上.
- Before we go any further,let's run a quick check
- on whether you can hear the difference between
- the retroflex fricative spelled SH
- and the palatal fricative spelled X.
- Circle the appropriate romanization
- for each name in exercise 1.
- Repeating as you do so.
- 1,上.
- Retroflex.
- 2,上.
- Palatal.
- 3,上.
- Palatal.
- 4,上.
- Palatal.
- 5,上.
- Retroflex.
- 6,上.
- Retroflex.
- 7,上.
- Palatal.
- 8,上.
- Retroflex.
- 9,上.
- Palatal.
- 10,上.
- Retroflex.
- The last name in the third column of display 1
- starts with an honest S.
- You may notice that Chinese S
- is slightly stronger than English S.
- Listen.
- 上,上,上.
- Try repeating it.
- 上,上,上.
- Now try repeating the names across the bottom row.
- 上,上,上.
- Again.
- 上,上,上.
- Now try repeating the names down the third column.
- Shifting gears appropriately.
- 上,上,上.
- Again.
- 上,上,上.
- Let's make sure you can tell the three names apart.
- Circle the appropriate Romanization
- for each name in exercise 2.
- Repeating as you do so.
- 上,上,上.
- Retroflex.
- 2,上.
- Palatal.
- 3,上.
- Dental.
- 4,上.
- Palatal.
- 5,上.
- Dental.
- 6,上.
- Retroflex.
- 7,上.
- Dental.
- 8,上.
- Retroflex.
- 9,上.
- Dental.
- 10,上.
- Palatal.
- Now try reading the surnames in exercise 3
- and repeat.
- 1,上.
- 2,向.
- 3,上.
- 4,梳.
- 5,梳.
- 6,心.
- 7,梳.
- 8,小.
- 9,送.
- 10,下.
- 11,梳.
- 12,神.
- Exercise 4 is the same,
- but with the 6 Africans mixed in with the 3 Frickitas.
- Read and repeat.
- 1,朝.
- 2,小.
- 3,朝.
- 4,少.
- 5,瞧.
- 6,交.
- 7,朝.
- 8,梳.
- 9,左.
- 10,菜.
- 11,出.
- 12,心.
- 13,臟.
- 14,除.
- 15,金.
- 16,送.
- 17,交.
- 18,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 19,琴.
- 9,7,10,4,11,7,12,10.
- You already know that one of these vowels written with an i can occur by itself.
- It's written yi, but you can't always hear the y as a separate sound.
- The prolonged r sound can also occur by itself. It's written ri.
- The r merely serving to signal the retroflex pronunciation, not standing for a separate sound.
- Display 3 consists of one word, the word for Japan.
- Listen for the first syllable, which is nothing but the prolonged r sound.
- 日本,日本,日本.
- Try repeating it.
- 日本,日本,日本.
- The third vowel sound written i, the one in 次, is never pronounced alone,
- but always follows a dental affricate or fricative, z, c, or s.
- Exercise 6 is another read and repeat exercise with the same three sound values for the letter i.
- But it's considerably harder than exercise 5 because it isn't restricted to the fricatives s, h, x, and s.
- You have to decide for each consonant whether it is pronounced with the tongue in the r position,
- in which case the vowel is r, whether it is in the s position, in which case the vowel is r,
- or whether it is neither, in which case the vowel is e.
- You've just learned that the letter i stands for the sound e after affricate or fricative consonants
- pronounced in the e position,namely j, c, and x.
- But remember that you've known for some time that i also stands for e after consonants such as l, m, n, d, and t,
- which are neither affricate nor fricative.
- In other words,the first value you learned for the letter i,the sound e, is the basic value.
- The values after the r position consonants and the s position consonants are exceptions.
- By the way,in exercise 6 we use two fake surnames,which we mark with asterisks.
- There are such syllables in the language,and they just might be used as abbreviations of foreign surnames.
- Now,read and repeat the names in exercise 6.
- 1 痴 2 痴 3 痴 4 日 5 期 6
- 7 痴 7 痴 8 痴 9 理 10 痴 11 痴 12
- 痴 13 期 14 痴 15 痴 16 米 17 痴
- 痴 18 痴 19 痴 20 理 21 日 22 死 23
- 痴 24 痴 25 米
- Exercise 7 is a dictation exercise,which mixes up the fricatives with the affricates.
- Fill in the blanks and repeat as you do so.
- 張 zh 5 香 x 6 桑 c 7 桑 s 8 桑
- 腰
- CH9
- 脚
- J10
- 墙
- Q11
- 伤
- SH12
- 脏
- Z
- 8
- Vol
- I
- Vol
- U
- Z
- I
- 2
- Z
- U
- 3
- 7
- I
- 4
- 車
- E5
- SH
- I6
- JU
- U7
- Li
- I8
- 車
- E9
- Z
- I10
- ZU
- U11
- 吃
- I12
- 吃
- I13
- 足
- U14
- E
- I15
- V
- I
- 17
- J15
- Z
- 11
- J15
- J16
- J17
- J17
- J17
- J17
- J17
- J17
- J17
- J17
- J17
- J17
- J18
- J18
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