How to pronounce
in Mandarin Chinese
liúSecond tone
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wǒ我xià吓dāi呆le了nà那ge个xuè血bù不zhī知dào道liú流duō多jiǔ久le了
shēn身tǐ体de的xuè血yè液jiù就bù不néng能hěn很hǎo好de地liú流dào到quán全shēn身,
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ā →First toneHigh and level
á ↗Second toneRising
ǎ ↘↗Third toneLow, then rising in isolation
à ↘Fourth toneFalling
a ·Neutral toneShort and light
These are dictionary tones. In natural speech, tones can change with context. A third tone often stays low before another syllable.