bā, bá, bǎ, bà, ba Mandarin pinyin five tunes practice


Dear friends,

We are going to learn the Mandarin pinyin Ba this time, there are 4 basic tunes for a Chinese word (character), some have the 5th tune (light tune), mostly used as the ending tag for a sentence for question or sigh. Here are 5 tunes for the Ba pronunciation: bā, bá, bǎ, bà, ba. It's very useful if you practice all of them in the same time, to speak the standard Mandarin with the pinyin notations. Please watch the following video carefully:




first tune

bā

the Chinese characters and related words:

eight

八
bā

August
八月
bā yuè

cling to
巴
bā

palm, slap
巴掌
bā zhǎng

scar
疤
bā


scar

疤痕
bā hén

fragrant plant
芭
bā

Barbie
芭比
bā bǐ

Please check the analysis of characters and words of this video via:
http://www.chinese-word.com/lessons/lesson-65.html


second tune

bá


the Chinese characters and related words:

pull out
拔
bá

tooth extraction
拔牙
bá yá



third tune


bǎ

the Chinese characters and related words:

target
靶
bǎ

bullseye
靶心
bǎ xīn

hold, grasp
把
bǎ

handle
把手
bǎ shǒu

Please check the analysis of characters and words of this video via:
http://www.chinese-word.com/lessons/lesson-65.html


fourth tune

bà

the Chinese characters and related words:

dad
爸
bà

papa, father
爸爸
bà ba

note: the word 爸爸(papa, father; bà ba) contains 2 爸(dad) characters, the first character is bà the 4th tune and the second character is ba the light tune. The same case is the word 媽媽(mama, mother; mā ma) which we will discuss in my next blog article and Ma pinyin video lesson.

fierce ones
霸
bà

supreme chief
霸王
bà wáng

dam, dike
壩
bà

water dam
水壩
shuǐ bà

cease, quit
罷
bà

go on strike
罷工
bà gōng

Please check the analysis of characters and words of this video via:
http://www.chinese-word.com/lessons/lesson-65.html



light tune

ba

note: the light tune is usually used for a question or a sentence to present sigh.

the Chinese characters and related words:

ending tag
吧
ba


Let's go

走吧
zǒu ba


There are more Chinese characters and words in my database with these bā, bá, bǎ, bà, ba pinyin tunes, please check the following link of my database:
http://www.chinese-word.com/voice/00ba.html


That's all for the lesson this time. Thanks for reading my blog article and please remember to subscribe my YouTube channel for encouragement. Thank you very much!


祝 聖誕快樂
Merry Christmas!


Regards,

Andres Leo
www.chinese-word.com
Chinese Words Database

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