Here’s a useful little lesson on the 4 tones.
We’ve had quite a few comments on the tones recently. I’ll do another lesson on those soon.
Ken
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Great link! The Beijing accent is a bit strong in the videos.
I don’t mean to kick a gift horse in the mouth…. and…. I’m enjoying the podcasts but I’m a bit more advanced. Hearing and understanding is what I need. Any suggestions on resources for an intermediate learner?
Hi Ann,
I don’t really have anything to recommend at the moment. Let me look ointo it in more detail. If anyone has any suggestions, pls let us know.
A few weeks from now, ChinesePod will probably set up a new feed for an intermediate audience.
Let us know if you find any good stuff.
Ken