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  Pinyin is the Chinese language phonetic system. It is used to mark Mandarin Chinese pronunciation by the Latin alphabet.

  In Chinese, every character corresponds to one single syllable. Therefore, one-syllable marks the pronunciation of one character.

  A typical Pinyin syllable consists of three parts: initial, final and tone.

  The initial is always put at the beginning of a syllable and you can only use one initial in a syllable.

  Each initial is made up of one or two letters. There are 23 Chinese.

  The final is put after the initial, you can only use one final in a syllable. A final can be a syllable by itself without the initial or the tone.

  Each final is made up of one to four letters. There are 35 finals in Chinese.

The tone notification mark is always added above the final. You can only use one tone in a syllable. Sometimes no tone is used.

There are 4 tones in Chinese.

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Pinyin Introduction

(Intermediate)

The 23 Initials

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The 35 Finals

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Tones

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Downloadable Resources

Chinese Character Tutorial (Beginner)

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Pinyin & Tones Tutorial

(Intermediate)

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Caligraphy 1

(Beginner)

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Caligraphy 3

(Beginner)

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Caligraphy 2

(Beginner)

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