Variación del tercer tono

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  Jul 23  •  129 read 
Un tercer tono, cuando va seguido por otro tercer tono, debería ser pronunciado en segundo tono, pero la marca de tono pertenece inalterada.

nǐ hǎo－－ní hǎo
hěn hǎo－－hén hǎo


Cuando un tercer tono va seguido de un primer, segundo o cuarto tono, o la mayoría de las sílabas neutras, generalmente se convierte en medio tercer tono, dado que el tono sólo desciende pero no asciende. La marca de tono no se cambia.
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