What initials and finals is qun made of?

The initials Q and the finals un.

Pronunciation essentials: q is called the tongue sound. His pronunciation is obstructed by the front of the tongue against or close to our hard palate.

In the process of pronunciation, it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that the tip of the tongue should not be close to the teeth, otherwise it is easy to have a sharp sound. The tip of the tongue is placed underneath the lower tooth sound, and the part that rises from the surface of the tongue is in contact with the hard palate.

un is the prenasal vowel. In the state of lifting and loosening, the lips are round, the labial oculi muscle is concentrated towards ** and presents folds, the opening of the upper and lower lips is reduced as much as possible, and the lips and teeth are tightly attached; The tip of the tongue is against the lower gingiva, and the back of the tongue is kept at a distance from the small tongue; When pronouncing, the starting vowel is the posterior high rounded vowel u, which gradually descends and slides to the position of the central e vowel, and then the tip of the tongue quickly ascends from the lower gingiva along the back of the tooth to the upper gingiva. After the exhaled airflow in the lungs vibrates the vocal cords, the oral passage is obstructed by the tip of the tongue and soft palate, and the airflow leaks through the nasal cavity, and the opening of the oral cavity changes from closed to open, and the tongue movement is tortuous.

Exercises: 1. 千 (qiān), 切 (qiē ) to ( qù ) strong (qiáng), 取 (qǔ ) and (qiě ).

2. Monosyllabic: 祝 (zūn) wheel (lún).

Two-syllable: 尊 (zūn) 重云 (yún) 彩.

Four syllables: 春 (chūn) warm flowers bloom the land of no existence (cún).

The initial of "qun" is q, and the final is üen.

The kanji for "qun" is:

1. qūn: 夋, 囷, 逡.

2. qún: 帬, 宭, 峮, skirt, group, 羣, 裠, 麇.

The initials are the consonants used in front of the finals, and together with the finals, they form a complete syllable. Other Sino-Tibetan languages have a similar structure. It is generally played by a consonant, that is, the first consonant.

The main characteristic of consonants is that the airflow in the mouth is obstructed separately during pronunciation, so it can be said that the process of pronunciation of initials is also the process of blocking and overcoming airflow. Initials are usually less loud, not arbitrarily extended, and not used for rhyme.

A vowel is the part of a syllable that is left without the initials. The vowel must contain a loud sound, usually a vowel. A vowel consisting of one vowel is called a single vowel, and a vowel consisting of two or more vowels is called a compound vowel.

The finals of quan are an.

quan is a three-pinyin syllable, composed of three parts: the initial q, the initial ü and the vowel an, and the small ü sees j, q, x to remove two points. In the spelling of the pronunciation, the combination of the initial ü and the vowel an is pronounced as üan (pronounced the same as "yuan"), and quan is pronounced as: q—üan quan.

The kanji of quan phonics.

1. Sorry. Pronunciation: quān, shape sound. Original meaning: stop, stop; Regret having done something.

2. Spring. Pinyin quán, the original meaning is the water gushing out of the ground, that is, the source of water, and by extension, groundwater. Because the spring water comes from the ground, the spring also refers to the place where the person dies. Some scholars believe that spring water is circulating, and so is currency, so currency was called spring in ancient times.

3. Dogs. Pinyin quǎn, the ancient character for dog resembles a dog, and its original meaning refers to the animal dog, which is one of the earliest domesticated domestic animals by humans. Dogs are faithful, so "dog" is extended to self-humility.

4. Coupons. There are two pronunciations, the basic meaning of the word is the ancient deed, often divided into two halves, each side holds one of them, and the modern refers to the bill or the piece of paper used as a certificate. The basic meaning of the word is arches, doors, windows, bridges and other parts of the building in an arc.

<>n can be combined with finals (a, e, i, u, v.), ai, ei, ao, ou, iu, ie, ve, an, en, in, un, ang, eng, ing, ong).

The Chinese characters with related pronunciations include that, na, nai, anger, inner, noisy, 嬬 key closed, pinch, abuse, male, you, 黁, sac, neng, ning, nong, and so on.

Analysis of Chinese characters: 1. That.

1. Pinyin: nà, nǎ, nèi, nā

2. Interpretation: refers to a distant time, place or thing, as opposed to "this".

3. Radical: 阝部.

4. Stroke order: horizontal fold hook, manuscript closed crack horizontal, horizontal, apostrophe, horizontal fold fold hook, horizontal apostrophe, hook, vertical.

5. Compounds: Nag, you, Nada, Naqing, there.

2. Na. 1. Pinyin: nà

2. Interpretation: income, put in.

3. Radical: Minbu.

4. Stroke order: apostrophe, apostrophe, lift, vertical, horizontal fold hook, apostrophe, point.

5. Compounds: pay, wonder, wonder, Nazi, induction.

Three, yes. 1. Pinyin: nǎi

2. Interpretation: Cai; So, just.

3. Radical: 丿部.

4. Stroke order: horizontal fold fold hook horizontal skimming hook, apostrophe.

5. Compounds: to nai, both, yinai, zhinai, ernai.

Fourth, anger. 1. Pinyin: nà

2. Interpretation: angry, angry.

3. Radical: heart.

4. Stroke order: apostrophe, apostrophe, horizontal, horizontal apostrophe, horizontal hook, pinch, point, oblique hook, point, point.

5. Compounds: irritation, anger, anger, anger, anger.

Five, inside. 1. Pinyin: nèi, nà

2. Interpretation: inside, as opposed to "outside".

3. Radical: 冂部.

4. Stroke order: vertical, horizontal hook, apostrophe, point.

5. Compounds: inner soil, inner governance, inner river, inner show, inner implicit.

One chain file: initials (23).

1. Common initials (16): b, p, m, f, d, t, n, 9, k, h, j, q, x, y, w

2. Flat tongue initials (3): z, c, s

3. Tongue consonants (4): zh, ch, sh, r<>

2. Finals (24).

1. Single vowels (6 sheds): a, o, e, i, u, ü2, compound vowels (9): ai, ei, ui, ao, ou iu, ie, üe, er

3. Prenasal vowels (5): an, en, in, un, ün4, posterior nasal vowels (4): ang, eng, ing, ong<>

曲 qǔ, 咐infiltrat qū

翘 qiào, qiáo

Period qī, jī

Circle quān, juàn, juān

Strong qiánɡ, jiànɡ

趄 qiè, jū

pro qīn, finch simple fu qìnɡ

Qiu chóu, qiú

奇 qí, is carried jī

契 qì, xiē

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The initials that can be spelled with the consonants of the same teeth are jqx, the vowels of the same teeth, and the vowels of the main vowel is i and the rhyme is i. There are 7 main finals of this kind: i, ian, iao, ie, iou (iu), in, ing, and the initials m and these 7 finals can be spelled together to form the following syllables:

Qingli mi (m) mian (face) miao (wonderful) mie (extinguished) miu (fallacious) min (people) ming (name).

Homodont: i, ia, ie, iao, iou, ian, in, iang, ing

The vowel with an i at the beginning, or a vowel with an i at the beginning of the vowel belongs to the Qi Tooth Hu. When pronouncing, the upper and lower teeth are almost aligned, so it is called unison.