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+### What is tonal Language?
+A tonal language is a type of language in which the pitch or tone used when pronouncing a word can change its meaning. In tonal languages, different tones can indicate different words or grammatical functions, even if the phonetic pronunciation of the words is otherwise the same.
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+For example, Mandarin Chinese is a well-known tonal language with four main tones:
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+High level (mā) – meaning "mother"
+Rising (má) – meaning "hemp"
+Falling-rising (mǎ) – meaning "horse"
+Falling (mà) – meaning "scold"
+Other examples of tonal languages include Thai, Vietnamese, and many African languages. In contrast, languages like English are considered non-tonal because tone does not typically change the meaning of words.