For most of the students who is learning Chinese ,as I know, probably have problem in pronouncing the single finals and initials which are totally different from the ones in their native language.
Here is the articulation which, I think ,may be helpful for your learning .
ü ：the mouth is slightly open and keeps the lips rounded ,the tongue stretching forward with its front part raised. According to the orthography,when ü follows y , j ,q or x, it is written as u ,and if there is not an initial before ü, y should be added before it ,and the two dots above ü should be omitted ,like yu.
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