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Date : 2007-08-25 / 11:55PM
hey you explained the five tones but benny also made a video about the five tones but he gives only 4 vowels so what you called tone 2 in your explenation he calls tone 1 so if in an experience wich order should i follow ?
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| | Chloe bennysland.com
2007-08-27 / 02:25PM | | Hi, ND. Actually the 4 tones what Benny and I talked are the same. Tone 1 is high and flat, tone 2 is a rising tone. About the tone 5 that appeared in my tip, I should explain that tone 5 is “toneless or no tone” (we usually call it). Why I call it tone 5 here is just for you to remember easily. Tone 5 is not so important as the other four tones, so just remember and practise the four tones first. | |
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