Vocab lists for tone drills

[roddy]

Thought these might come in handy for someone, and it's probably easier for me to find them here than in the depths of my hard drive. Attached is an archived file, which contains sixteen word documents. Each document contains all two-syllable HSK words for a certain tone pattern. Ie:

HSK 32 contains all two syllable third-tone second tone words, ie: 保持, 否则, 总额, etc. In more or less alphabetical order. No pinyin or English attached.

HSK 44 contains . . ah, you can figure it out.

Formatted into columns for efficient printing - font size and number of columns chosen to try and make best use of paper in each document. The number at the start or end of the list is how many items there are for that particular combination.

HSK, two syllable words, by tones.rar

[ilprincipe]

Hi Roddy,

thanks for your post. Very useful documents, but unfortunately that was not what I was looking for, unless I use a text-to-speech to read them (at random), and then I still need to check manually if my guess is correct.

perhaps my post was not too clear, apologies.

I was looking for a listening exercise/test whereby the voice would read a combination of words (two or more, if possible) and the student (me) would have to guess the tones sequence.

thanks

[sparrow]

@ilprincipe:

 

In a few days, I'll post spreadsheets of those lists with Pinyin. I can make additional lists that combine two or more words as well, say combinations of four and six characters? Sound good?

[roddy]

That post was four years ago, he may not need them. 

 

If you're working with these, watch out for the tone sandhi on 不, it wasn't taken into account when the lists were generated.