How to recognize Chinese polyphonic characters? 多音字

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Introduction: Pinyin Alphabet Guide - • Learn Chinese Pronunci...
Lesson 1. How to pronounce e ü - • Chinese Pronunciation ...
Lesson 2. How to pronounce z c s zh ch sh - • Perfect Chinese Pronun...
Lesson 3. Comparison of j-zh q-ch x-sh - • Chinese Pronunciation ...
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[@loleilo]

婷，你做的视频越来越好，加油，别是这么紧张哦~

[@mslincantonese]

超级棒的多音字介绍！支持婷老师 :D

[@chinesewithting5185]

多谢林老师🙏🏻

[@karlriina6950]

1. Most polyphones are mere tone shifts. Our tones suck anyway. Do your best and rely on CONTEXT MEASURE WORDS AND GRAMMAR to save you, not your listeners poor ears tho. Do your best.
2. When the same character has two entirely different pronounciations: one is almost always more frequent! Learn that one first, and actively. The other(s) you will acquire passively. Much less painful.
着 is zhe, zhou, zhao. But ZHE is the most frequent so learn that.
乐 is yue, le, but both those phonemes core meanings have to do with music and happiness so just understand the character means happy music and most frequently occurs as le.
There are lots and lots of polyphones, but few are high frequency and the polyphones just about always have one most frequent pronunciation.
My mandarin is gonna be trashy and bad but if I take Ting's course I'm gonna be a diplomat, an artist, and a success in Mandarin!

[@chinesewithting5185]

Thank you Karl for sharing so many tips with us.👍🏻 And thanks for your compliment. 谢谢，我会继续努力

[@karlriina6950]

the start sounds like cantonese lol
and was painful to read and listen to lol