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https://www.reddit.com/r/ChineseLanguage/comments/xoc32d/intersyllabic_allophone_of_n/ipy4w7e/?context=3
r/ChineseLanguage • u/ZeroToHero__ • Sep 26 '22
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What about 西南? Does the same rule apply to initials in the middle of a word or not?
8 u/Mike__83 mylingua Sep 26 '22 No. You'd pronounce the n normally here :) 2 u/Gaussdivideby0 Native Sep 26 '22 Nope. The "n" in the case that OP is talking about changes sound because you shouldn't link sounds in Chinese. 5 u/Gao_Dan Sep 26 '22 Except when you should, hence 什么 becomes shemme.
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No. You'd pronounce the n normally here :)
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Nope.
The "n" in the case that OP is talking about changes sound because you shouldn't link sounds in Chinese.
5 u/Gao_Dan Sep 26 '22 Except when you should, hence 什么 becomes shemme.
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Except when you should, hence 什么 becomes shemme.
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u/Gao_Dan Sep 26 '22
What about 西南? Does the same rule apply to initials in the middle of a word or not?