When reading in Chinese, do you "read out loud" every word in your head?
When I'm reading in English, I involuntarily "pronounce" every word inside my heard, as if a little voice inside me is saying it. But I'm curious, when Chinese native speakers read in Chinese, do they automatically pronounce the word in their head or do they just skim over the characters and understand the meaning of the text without mentally "pronouncing" every word?
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嗨, Alycia
我不是中文母语者,只是中文学习者。
你的问题吸引我的注意。请问,你用此方法能帮你提高汉语水平吗?
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Okay, thank you all for your answers.
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same with you
We will read inside heard.
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I think in fect most of Chinese read ten lines at one glance without pronouncing,too slow if read the same with you
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I think we do both.
We can quickly skim over and get the gist and also we can pronounce the word in our head at the same time.
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