To sound the D chord you need a D F# and an A, so a D/F# chord is a D chord in its 1st inversion.
C/G would mean your using the 2nd inversion from the C triad which is C E G.
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What that means is simply playing the chords in inversions as in triads.
To sound the D chord you need a D F# and an A, so a D/F# chord is a D chord in its 1st inversion.
C/G would mean your using the 2nd inversion from the C triad which is C E G.
To sound the D chord you need a D F# and an A, so a D/F# chord is a D chord in its 1st inversion.
C/G would mean your using the 2nd inversion from the C triad which is C E G.