2018年11月25日星期日

Should you learn pronunciation from a native speaker or learn the 'correct' versions?

I've read that native speakers use the wrong tone for certain words (or pronounce them incorrectly in some other way.) If this is true, should you learn from an average speaker, or from a professional course / professor?

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