the change of third tone when you learn Chinese
★★★ （1）when we meet a third tone after another third tone, the first one should be read into the second tone. For example, “nǐ hǎo”, write them like this, but read them into “ní hǎo”.
★★ （2）When a third tone followed by a first,second or fourth tone, or neutral tone, it is pronounced in the “half” third tone. That is, the tone that only falls but doesn’t rise. For example: Běijīng Měiguó wǎnfàn jǐejie
★ （3） if there are three “third tone” together, we usually read into: half third tone + second tone + third tone. For example, wǒ hěn hǎo. Please try to read it.
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Thanks for the helpful post, Julia. I've never heard of a half third tone. Is it the same as a 4th tone?
How do you write it in pinyin? wò hén hǎo??
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Hi, Nadia. In Chinese, the same pronunciation has many different words, and the same word may have several pronunciations.We often according to the sentences to determine which word people is saying.
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Hi Julia, thanks for this helpful post!
I have a question. If the tone changes, how do you know that they're not saying a different word?
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the changes of the third tone when you learn Chinese
★★★ （1）When we see a third tone after another third tone, the first one should be read as the second tone. For example, with “nǐ hǎo”, you will write it like “nǐ hǎo”, but read it as “ní hǎo”.
★★ （2）When a third tone is followed by a first, second or fourth tone, or neutral tone, it is pronounced in the “half” third tone. That is, the tone that only falls but doesn’t rise. For example: Běijīng Měiguó wǎnfàn jǐejie.
★ （3） If there are three “third tones” together, we usually read them as: half third tone + second tone + third tone. For example, wǒ hěn hǎo. Please try to read it.
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