Chinese pronunciation (for English speakers)

The Chinese pronunciation is the key to spoken Chinese. In this video I will try to teach in English how to approach the seemingly otherworldly Chinese pronunciation and, hopefully, master it.

It's easier than you think! :-)

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[Veo77]

This guy is chinese with an American face. Very good tutorial.... I am asian and I can never speak chinese that well.

[hermesrico]

ahaha , you are gorgeous

[xtremixt1]

very good. It's surprising to see westerners learn Chinese and are good at it. I wonder if this is how westerners think

when they see Chinese people speaking good english

[stefie01]

I've been trying to find a way to remember the tones. This totally helps me out!

[Mansfassade]

haha Im Chinese and u did a really good job here! How did u learn chinese?

[edwebo]

I decided today to learn Chinese. I'm getting help from this chinese girl I know, but she doesn't speak english, so we have to communicate in Japanese, which im pretty average at. anyway, what do people suggest is the best way to start to get some good foundations?

and btw, clearly i don't know chinese, but your pronunciation is badass. fully legit sounding. this helped heaps too, thanks

[BlancaamezcuaAMWAY]

By the way,you saved me $300 worth of a private classes, YOU ARE AWESOME!

[BlancaamezcuaAMWAY]

GENIUS! Very very usefull.

[kite90fly]

Mr Julien, it was great. Could you do the pinyin chart as well?

[anthonycotillo]

so helpful is scary

[anthonycotillo]

ok i have a theory you are a C.I.A. undercover agent who was born chinese brought up in america, taught chinese then went through severe plastic surgery to look american and are a sleep agent awaiting orders from president obama on how to deal with the chinese problem

[EdwardinTaiwan]

I am a Chinese native speaker and about to teach my American friends some conversations. I appreciate your tutorial. Your examples are perfect since they are from the perspective of native English speaker.