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Communicate in Chinese-Phonetics  1

  yǔ yīn 语音  Phonetics

To begin with, we'll learn how to utter the Chinese sounds.
Syllables composed of vowels and consonants are the smallest units in the Chinese phonetic system.
Initials and vowels are formed with syllables. A character, the written form of the Chinese language,
 stands for a syllable. But Chinese is not a truly phonetic language. To help learners read Chinese
characters a pinyin system has been designed for transliterating them into a phonetic alphabet.
 The letters thus adopted are identical to the English ones, but they are not phonetically equal to each
other. Therefore it is advisable for learners to take note of the difference between them.
A Chinese syllable is composed of an initial that forms its beginning part, and a final that covers its
remainder,  in addition to a tone mark that indicates a variation of speech pitch. Most of the initials 
are consonants, and the finals consist of the vowels or is the combination of vowels and consonant.
1) Initials声母
There are 21 initials and Chinese: b p m f d t n l g k h j q x zh ch sh r z  c s
2) Finals 韵母
There are 35 Chinese finals given below:

韵 母 表

-
-
i
u
ü
a
ia
ua
-
-
o
-
-
uo
-
-
e
ie
-
-
üe
ai
-
-
uai
-
-
ei
-
-
uei
-
-
ao
iao
-
-
-
-
ou
iou
-
-
-
-
an
ian
uan
üan
en
in
uen
ün
ang
iang
uang
-
-
eng
亨的声母
ing
ueng
-
-
ong
轰的声母
iong
-
-
-
-

 

3)Tones 声调
Chinese tones are used to differentiate meanings. There are four basic tones known as the flat tone,
 the rising tone, the rising tone ,and the falling tone, or the first tone, the second tone ,the third
 tone and the fourth tones.
The Chinese tones are interesting for you to learn. Take it easy when you are  unable to grasp them at
first. Believe it or not ,once you have mastered them, you 'll feel much eager about learning Chinese.
You can surely do it.
 

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