What phonetic problems do Germans face when learning Chinese? With the in-depth development of Sino-German relations, from government officials to ordinary people, more and more Germans have joined the team of learning Chinese. This "Chinese fever" in Germany can be said to have spread to all parts of Germany. However, when they learn Chinese, the biggest Chinese difficulty they face is pronunciation. Next, good morning, China. Let's tell you what problems Germans face when learning Chinese.

Good morning. Chinese believes that the difficulties Germans face in learning Chinese mainly lie in initials, finals and tones.

First of all, the initial consonant problems faced by Germans in learning Chinese mainly focus on Z, C, zh, ch, sh, R, J, Q, X, H, D and T. However, with their continuous learning, the problems of Z and C×R decrease, and other initial consonant problems are still common, especially D T.

Another problem that Germans face in learning Chinese phonetics is vowel. However, compared with Germans learning Chinese, there are few problems with vowels, mainly because learners can basically master the pronunciation of vowels in the primary stage, but they are not skilled in single vowels and complex vowels.

Finally, I want to say that when Germans learn Chinese, the problem of tone lies in tone type and range. For example, some people in China always bring some German-style China people with them when talking with people in China. The above are the phonetic problems that Good Morning China faces in learning Chinese for Germans. Again, I want to say that the most difficult factor for Germans to learn Chinese is the most obvious when they are beginners. Come on!