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Its vowels include plain pharyngealised strident and breathy and they carry four tones.
The "forward" face guard theory and "backward" pharynx sound theory, developed from the Italian traditional Bel Canto, are the core threads that run through all ideas in various vocal music schools.

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Open the tool →咽音 (yān yīn) means “Twang”.
咽音 is pronounced yān yīn in Mandarin Chinese.
“Twang” is 咽音 (yān yīn) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 咽音, each with pinyin and an English translation.