I Learned To ACTUALLY Pronounce Their Chinese Names (Genshin Impact)



Finally I learn to properly pronounce characters from Liyue in Genshin Impact in mandarin Chinese! I feel empowered and hope you learned too! 🙂
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Liyue – 2:09
Zhongli – 3:04
Guizhong – 4:04
Xingqiu – 4:40
Chongyun – 5:06
Beidou – 5:20
Ningguang – 5:29
Qiqi – 5:31
Keqing – 5:37
Xiangling – 5:43
Xiao – 5:53

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Pronunciation Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p10yiwULJA8&ab_channel=Lyrratic

Thanks for watching 🙂
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48 thoughts on “I Learned To ACTUALLY Pronounce Their Chinese Names (Genshin Impact)”

  1. Just want to say I tried my hardest here LOL, I really want to start pronouncing things correctly so huge thanks to Lyrratic for having an awesome pronunciation video on characters from Genshin Impact! 😀

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  2. The pronunciation is very good! It would be better if pay more attention to the 4 tones 😀
    发音很棒!如果能注意一下平仄就完美了:D
    btw guizhong machine is the machine next to Keqing when you first meet her in task 😀

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  3. Before I was pronouncing all the name pretty closely to how it’s supposed to be said exept for zhongli and xinqiu. So I watched the same vid and now I can pronounce all the names almost correctly I’m happy I did

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  4. As a Chinese who speaks Chinese every day and has Chinese as my first language, you’re actually doing great when you were watching the video! You probably won’t see this but I love your videos! Keep going!

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  5. anybody else thinking that gui zong is either the guizong balista or just like jack said zhongli …………… bae …………………. (cant belive i said that).

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  6. You did good! I am impressed! :3

    I had a hard time pronouncing their names too because there weren't accent marks on top of the letters to guide me how to pronounce the character's names. But that is for me anyways.

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  7. I get that people want to get the pronunciation correct, which is great, but I don’t think people should expect others to get the tones correct in normal conversation. English speakers don’t use tones to convey meaning like Mandarin Chinese does so maintaining those tones in English conversation seems like a more advanced thing in my opinion. Other than that I’m always happy to see people trying to get pronunciation correct.

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  8. 2:08 The way Tuonto says liyue sounds like 驴业 wich means kinda like "donkey industry" in chinese, thats funny and i love it. Also you did a great job in the rest of the names, thanks you. And also you are becoming more and more popular in Bilibili now, keep it going man 😉

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  9. knowledge is p o w e r
    thank you so so much for actually learning how to pronounce their names and you did it really good just in a short time 🥺

    (p/s: actually zhongli's english va pronounced his name pretty accurate but he didn't include the dialect i think it's because other voice actors didn't. it seemed like he made some research on chinese pronunciation idk im not sure because i haven't do my chinese homework for like 2 months)

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  10. good job dude, would be even better to pronounce the last character of each word with a more flat tone and give it few more seconds. I think that's one of the major differences between foreign and native speaker.

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