Hello people, it's a palm of my lady up on my channel. As you can see, scenes are quite professional here, but I'll try my best not to make it suffer. So, this is how my name normally is written in English. Something's there, so there has been many people asking, how do I pronounce your name in English? The short answer is, comey shall, like… And problems are, if you always want to know how to pronounce my name, you should start watching here, and you won't miss anything I promise. So, the same is, it doesn't end there in real conversations. Now try to pronounce my name while staring at this. You got a couple seconds, go. You know, that asked me, did I get it right? I really like to say yes, but I usually… Well, that's good enough, because that's not how it's pronounced in Chinese, and social I mean, it's my. And then there'll be like, okay, can you try to pronounce it again? And I know this is kind of a forever, just really want to put stuff on my head. Okay, so now I got some stuff on my head, let's continue. So, what I'm going to say next is for people who really want to do this, right? Again, if you don't want to do this or find a difficult, it's only okay, if that's good enough to be go free. I mean, people pronounce name draw all the time, and it's not a language. So there's some difficulty making it unfair for average native English speaker to pronounce my name. The first one is that consonant X or C. This consonant doesn't exist in English, and apparently the linguistics needs to do a better job of taking a big opinion because it failed me. If you want, you can go to the page of one of the Piano Pammato Cibiment. Yeah, I know you probably not going to spell it, so there you go. What kind of recording to hear? Then there's a Chinese recording for XIAN. Click on it too, and tell me, do you hear the same consonant? If you say yes, you don't have to watch the rest of the video. So a correct way of pronouncing it should be Xia, ah, Xia, ah, shi. Then also click on some fricatives and some advocates on IPA table at the bottom to hear some incorrect way of pronouncing it, like, shi, shi, shi, which are all separate in Chinese. Start about that. So by now, hopefully I have grabbed how to pronounce the consonant X, and you're much beyond origin, Xia's name pronounced so much. And I'll be quite surprised if I hear you doing real life. Or online. The next thing is tongues. Chinese and four tongues, or shengs. Pingsheng, shengsheng, rucheng, and qi sheng. Hearing have the first three with Pingsheng's way to into two, yin and yang. So here's how we actually call them translated from Mandarin. So each Chinese character is exactly one syllable. And it's supposed to be pronounced in this tone. The tones can change meanings. If you want to learn how to do this properly, it's probably on your own tutorial online already. I'll do one for my name. Both of my names are pronounced in first tone, like this. Xia. I know it can be hard to tell a difference without a gun puzzle. Here's xiao in all four tones. Remember, the first one is correct. Xia. Xia. Xia. Xia. Xia. Oh, and they are written like this. So that's pretty much about it. If you made it through this video, thanks. Oh, and it's your older in the country where English is the official language, like Canada, US, England, England, kind of. Can you tell them to stop using the word first name and last name? And stuff? Because you know my name is not really xiao zeng. It's actually zeng xiao. Because my family name comes first, my family name comes first in Chinese. And also Japanese and also Korean. But I can only speak for Chinese. So please stop doing that to us. I mean, if you're welcome to China, we won't call you zheng. We will call you qiao naxeng shi misi. But I promise you those names are in the right borders. So yeah. Bye.