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04-20-2016, 12:57 AM
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Originally Posted by NEFARIOUS
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Originally Posted by bimmette
Biorin isn't Chinese. But yes, Ng is pronounced like the number 5 if you are speaking Cantonese or Mandarin. But anglosized, it's Ing or Eng or if you're fancy, you can try hanging on to the last sound in "tongue".
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Not Mandarin, only Cantonese... 5 is kinda like "ooh".
Back to the original topic, it is kinda hard to vocalize, but the "ng" part like Nkc said is kinda like straining when you're taking a dump (but if you're pronouncing it fast it might as be a "g"), then "ooh" then "wen" pronounced smoothly and quickly. ngoohwen. |
Ah yes, you're right!
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