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Open
your mouth wide and pronounce "a" first; then gradually close
your mouth and move the tongue to the position of pronouncing "i".
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Open
your mouth widely and pronounce "a" first, then gradually
close your mouth and move your tongue to the position of pronouncing
"o".
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Pronounce "a" first and gradually turn to "n".
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Pronounce "a" first and gradually turn to "ng".
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Half-close
your mouth and pronounce "e" first, then move your
tongue to the position of pronouncing "i".
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Pronounce "e" first and gradually turn to "n"
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When
pronouncing "er", the tongue is in the
middle. Pronounce "e" and roll up your tongue tip
toward the hard palate.
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Pronounce "e" first, then gradually turn to "ng".
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Pronounce "i" first, then gradually raise your tongue to the
position of pronouncing "e".
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Pronounce
a shorter "i" first, then gradually raise your
tongue to the position of pronouncing "ou".
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Put the
tip of your tongue against the back of the lower teeth and pronounce "i", then move the tongue tip and put it against the upper gum
and gradually turn to "n".
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Pronounce "i" first and gradually turn to "ng".
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Pronounce "o" first, then gradually close your mouth, move the
tongue backward and upward to the position of pronouncing "u".
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Pronounce "o" (pronounced as something between "o" and "u") first, then
raise the root of your tongue, lower down the soft palate and
pronounce "ng".
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Pronounce
a light and shorter "u" first, then gradually raise
your tongue to the position of "ei".
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Pronounce
a shorter "u" and gradually turn to "en".
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Pronounce "ü" first, then gradually lower your tongue
to the position of pronouncing "e".
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Pronounce "ü" first, then gradually lower your tongue
to the position of pronouncing "e".
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