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qiang
Definition:
(nou) the Tibeto-Burman language spoken in Sichuan
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Common mistakes of qiang pronunciation
- Misplacing the initial sound: Many learners pronounce "Qiang" starting with a "k" sound instead of the correct "tɕ" sound. Tip: Focus on producing a soft "t" followed by a "j" to create "tɕ".
- Ignoring tone: "Qiang" is a Mandarin word that uses a rising tone. Failing to use the correct tone can change the meaning entirely. Tip: Practice saying "Qiang" with a rising pitch to convey the right tone.
- Overemphasizing the vowel: Some may pronounce "Qiang" with an overly long vowel sound, making it sound like "Qee-ang". Tip: Keep the vowel short and crisp, aiming for a quick "i" sound, as in "tɕi".
- Stressing the wrong syllable: English speakers might instinctively place stress on the first syllable, saying "QI-ang". Tip: Remember that "Qiang" is a single syllable word, so do not stress any part of it.
- Confusing with similar words: Learners sometimes mix "Qiang" with other similar-sounding words, leading to misunderstandings. Tip: Familiarize yourself with the context in which "Qiang" is used to avoid confusion with other terms.