curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/zh-a1-learn-nasal-finals/685dcec27184d4b0daba7977.md
uen is often written as un in standard Pinyin spelling. For tone marking, the mark goes on u in un. For example, tún.
Listen to the audio and complete the syllable with the correct tone mark.
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lún
This syllable combines the initial l with the final uen (written as un), and uses the second tone.
The speaker is pronouncing the syllable with the initial l, the final uen (written as un), and uses the second tone, which rises from mid to high.
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