Cantonese - Learn Cantonese Numbers - Counting Numbers from 21 to 40 - 英語 - 廣東話

Описание: Cantonese - Learn Cantonese Numbers - Counting Numbers from 21 to 40 - 英語 - 廣東話

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Jyutping is a romanization system for Cantonese. It is used to represent Cantonese sounds using the Roman alphabet. Jyutping was developed by the Linguistic Society of Hong Kong and is widely used in educational materials, dictionaries, and computer input methods for Cantonese.

In Jyutping, each Cantonese sound is represented by a combination of letters and numbers. The letters represent the initial consonant or consonant cluster of the sound, while the numbers indicate the tone.

Jyutping allows Cantonese speakers and learners to accurately represent the pronunciation of Cantonese words using the Roman alphabet. It is especially useful for non-native speakers who may be more familiar with Romanized systems than with Chinese characters.

Cantonese is a tonal language, which means that the tone or pitch contour of a syllable can change its meaning. There are six tones in Cantonese, and each tone is represented by a number in Jyutping.

High level tone (Tone 1): This tone is high and level throughout. It is represented by a number 1 in Jyutping.

High rising tone (Tone 2): This tone starts from a mid-level and rises to a high pitch. It is represented by a number 2 in Jyutping.

Mid level tone (Tone 3): This tone is pronounced at a mid-level pitch, without any significant rise or fall. It is represented by a number 3 in Jyutping.

Low falling tone (Tone 4): This tone starts from a mid-low pitch and falls to a low pitch. It is represented by a number 4 in Jyutping.

Low rising tone (Tone 5): This tone starts from a low pitch and rises to a mid pitch. It is represented by a number 5 in Jyutping.

Mid-low level tone (Tone 6): This tone is pronounced at a mid-low pitch. It is represented by a number 6 in Jyutping.

The tones in Cantonese play a crucial role in distinguishing between words that may have the same consonant and vowel sounds but differ in tone. It is important to accurately pronounce the tones to convey the correct meaning in Cantonese.

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