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TONE
TONES
1. Level pitch (mid range)
2. Rising pitch
3. Falling– rising pitch
4. Falling
5. Neutral tone
no tone mark
TONE
Tone is an inherent part of the Mandarin syllable, and hence Mandarin uses tones to distinguish meaning.Numbers could also be used to identify a particular tone.Each tone with its specific number as shown below.
Mā (ma1)
mother
Má (ma2)
numb
Mǎ (ma3)
horse
Má (ma4)
scold
Ma (ma5) neutral
question particle
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Tone is an inherent part of the Mandarin syllable, and hence Mandarin uses tones to distinguish meaning.Numbers could also be used to identify a particular tone.Each tone with its specific number as shown below.
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