The term "缱绻藏娇" is pronounced as "qiǎn quǎn cáng jiāo" in Mandarin Chinese. Here's a breakdown of the pronunciation:
- qiǎn - The "q" is pronounced like the "ch" in "cheese" but with a slight hissing sound, and the "iǎn" sounds like "ian" in "mean" with a falling tone, so it sounds like "chian" with a falling tone.
- quǎn - The "q" is pronounced like the "ch" in "cheese" but with a slight hissing sound, and the "uǎn" sounds like "wan" in "want" with a falling tone, so it sounds like "chwan" with a falling tone.
- cáng - The "c" is pronounced like the "ts" in "cats," and the "áng" sounds like "ang" in "sang" with a rising tone, so it sounds like "tsang" with a rising tone.
- jiāo - The "j" is pronounced like the "j" in "jam," and the "iāo" sounds like "iao" in "yao" with a high, level tone, so it sounds like "jao" with a high, level tone.
When you say "缱绻藏娇," it sounds like "chian chwan tsang jao" with the appropriate tones indicated by the pinyin.
