Who is pronouncing shui or shei

Both pronunciations are okay, shuí is more positive and uniform, and shéi is relatively casual and colloquial. Most northerners love to speak shéi. Who. Who.

Shuí Generation

1 (Morphology.) From the word, 隹 (zhuī) sound. Golden glyphs, like birds.

Calling. Basics: What people. "The First Year of the Hidden Emperor": "Who says otherwise? What. "Sayings.

Ho also. 2 Which person or persons [who].

Don't worry about the road ahead, no one in the world knows you - Don Gaoshi "Don't Dong Da.

3 Again: Who is that? who is the man standing at the door; who is in power in this unit; Who did you give the book to? Who expects (who thinks); Who's son (who, who); Who's Son (who's name, who's); Who should be (who, whom).

4 Someone [someone] – a generic term for this. For example, if someone can help me, it would be good.

5 [everyone]. For example, everyone is better than each other, and no one is far behind.

6 indicates doubt. refers to things, equivalent to "what; where]。Such as:

Who gave birth (what. raw, suffix); who is willing (**will); who seeks (where to seek); who counts (** counts); who does (where); Who's (which family).

7 See also shéi

Who" if the written language is pronounced shui, what you say shei is in pinyin on the phone, and it is not possible, so to pronounce shui.

Reading Shei elementary school students have answers that can give you.

The way shuishei is spelled is incorrect. At least not when we were in school.

Who is a polyphonic word has two pronunciations, shuí and shéi.

Basic Definition [ shuí ]

1. The sound of "who" shéi.

2. Surname. [ shéi ]

1. Imaginary fingers, indicating people who don't know or people who don't need to say their names and people who can't say their names: I don't know who took my book. No one has been here today.

2. Ren refers to any person.

Compounds

1. Who's side. [shéi biān]

Interrogative pronouns. Whence; **: Knowing the direction

2. Who is right and who is wrong.

shuí shì shuí fēi]

It is like saying who is right and who is wrong.

3. Who. [shéi rén]

Interrogative pronouns. Who. Who: This is a rumor? I don't know, he is an expert in technological innovation.

4. Who is looking for. [shuí xún]

Where to seek. 5. Who is worthy.

shuí kān]

How can you bear it.

Both "shuí" and "shéi" are acceptable.

Chinese Chinese characters, pronounced shéi or shuí. "Shuo Wen Jie Zi" [Volume 3] [Yan Ministry] contains: Who, He also. From the sound of words. Sheuke. "Five-tone Rhyme": It is for cutting; "The Jade Chapter" is a push.

Introduction

and "Erya Commentary" who used to be. Who is in the past in "Poetry and National Style". "Biography" is still in the past. Guo Pu said: Who, make a statement.

and "Zhengyun", who is it, and asks also. "The Biography of the Former Han Jia Yi".