Chinese pronunciation [ds'] of再(zài)?
The pronunciation [ds'] of再(zài) in the phrase再见(zàijiàn) should be pronounced as [z] and how should I pronounce it?
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you needn’t read it very clearly, almost everyone understand you in china.
In English, [ds'] is pronounced as [dz'], which is the same as the pronunciation of [z] in Chinese Pinyin and the Pinyin of子(zǐ). [z]
belongs to blade-alveolar. When pronouncing it, the bottom teeth bite gently to
stop the extension of the tongue’s tip, unaspirated. If the answer does not
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Chinese z is western dz…
for me it sounds very close to the English [dz] as in ‘beds’. There might be some minor differences though.