Character Charts: Traditional
Use the following charts with the method previously described. This page is also available in simplified characters. Beginners may find the Pinyin Charts more appropriate. The downloadable version includes English translations.
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One-Character Adjectives
Two-Character Adjectives
| 1, 1 |
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3, 1 |
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| 1, 2 |
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3, 2 |
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| 1, 3 |
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3, 3 |
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| 1, 4 |
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3, 4 |
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| 1, 0 |
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3, 0 |
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| 2, 1 |
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4, 1 |
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| 2, 2 |
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4, 2 |
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| 2, 3 |
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4, 3 |
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| 2, 4 |
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4, 4 |
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| 2, 0 |
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4, 0 |
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One-Character Modifiers
* 不 (bu) becomes second tone when it precedes a fourth tone. 很 (hen) and 挺 (ting) both become second tone when they precede a third tone. See Mandarin Tone Changes for complete information.
Two-Character Modifiers
Pronouns
NOTE: At AllSet Learning, John has created far more pronunciation practice resources. See the Chinese Pronunciation Wiki and the AllSet Learning Store.
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