First of all, I'm really sorry for turning this in so late. I had final exams and then a long trip back home from China! I hope I didn't miss out on anything!

ANSWERS

1.

r (c)

an (v)

j (c)

c (c)

e (v)

2.

shu (n)

x (c)

u (v)

a (v)

par (n)

3.

lin 2 - lín 

xian 1- xiān 

jiu 4- jiù

cui 1- cuī 

wei 3- wěi

4.

suan 4- suàn

xiong 2- xióng 

dou 3- dǒu 

shuai 3- shuǎi 

er 2- ér

5.

yuan 1- yuān 

tang 2- táng

shao 4- shào 

huo 3- huǒ 

shui 2- shuí

PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS IN COMPLETE SENTENCES

6. All the consonants are: b p m f d n t l g h k j x q zh ch sh r z c s y w (23 in total)

7. you put consonants together with vowels and then add tones to form pinyin

8. yü can be pronounced as yu when combined with an. So yüan and yuan are pronounced the same and therefore simply written as yuan.

9. I like the way you take from the basics so that this course is accessible to beginners. And the way you take time to explain things!

10. C. Yuna, Mini

BONUS QUESTION

I'm a little shy in showing my voice but I still wanted to do this!

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