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You are right! The pinyin for 奶奶 should be nai3nai5. The second one should be neutral tone. Thank you for pointing this out to us! It's been corrected. The audio recording is correct.
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Hi David! The audio is correct. In this sentence, the Pinyin for 我奶奶 is "wo3 nai3 nai5". The second 奶 takes on the neutral tone.
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Hi David!
Thank you for the comment. We actually sent you an email regarding your message yesterday. Maybe it didn't reach you somehow. The Pinyin for 奶奶 in this sentence is currently marked as "nǎi nai". If you are seeing something different on your end, it could be that you are using our offline dictionary. The Pinyin used to be wrong but was corrected. We are constantly updating the content of our dictionary. Please note that any changes or corrections we make will be available for all online users (users of our website). If you are using a portable device, it means that you are using an offline dictionary. The updates will be made available in our next update.
Hope this answered your question! Please do not hesitate to contact us again if you have more questions! Have a great day!
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