Please ask for 12 overall readings of the English Festival.

zhi, chi, shi, ri: The finals of these four syllables are all vowels "-i" after the tip of the tongue, and the mouth shape and tongue position are difficult to grasp when pronouncing. Reading these four syllables as a whole is to avoid the difficulty of learning the vowel "-i" at the tip of the tongue.

zi, ci, si: The finals of these three syllables are all prelingual vowels "-i", and the mouth shape and tongue position are not easy to grasp when pronouncing. Reading these three syllables as a whole is to avoid the difficulty of learning the "-i" vowel before the tip of the tongue.

ye: This syllable can be seen as a syllable of its own by the vowel ie or as a syllable spelled by the initials y and ê. If the former is understood, then it is read as a whole in order to exempt from the rules of spelling (the "Scheme" states:

The vowel ie is a syllable of its own, and i should be changed to y); If the latter is understood, it is read as a whole, in order to avoid teaching the semi-low vowel "ê" in front of the tongue

yi, yin, ying, wu: These four syllables are composed of the finals i, in, ing, and u preceded by y or w according to the spelling rules stipulated in the "Plan". To read these four syllables as a whole is to avoid teaching the rules of spelling.

yu, yue, yun, yuan: These four syllables are composed of y, preceded by the initials ü, üe, ün, and üan in accordance with the spelling rules stipulated in the "Plan". Reading these four syllables as a whole is also to avoid teaching spelling rules.

The syllable ps: yan does not belong to the above five situations, so it is not included in the overall pronunciation of syllables. A in yan is equivalent to ê, but not ê.

The an in yan is not the sound of "an", it is actually pronounced ên, and the IPA is n. Some teachers teach that it is feasible to teach "y(衣) an(ên) yan(smoke)".

The 16 overall pronunciation syllables are: zhi, chi, shi, ri, zi, ci, si, ye, yi, yin, ying, wu, yu, yue, yun, yuan.

There is zhi chi shi ri; zi ci si；yi wu yu；ye yue yuan；yin yun ying。

There are 16 syllables in total.

It is further divided into two categories: flat tongue and curved tongue. There are 3 flat tongue sounds: z, c, s; There are 4 tongue sounds: zh, ch, sh, and r.

FYI, I hope it can help you

There are 16 syllables to read as a whole:

zhi、chi、shi、ri、 zi、ci、si、 yi、wu、yu、 ye、yue、yin、yun、yuan、ying

zhī zhí zhǐ zhì..

My son has just been learning pinyin. It should be 16 syllables to be pronounced as a whole. zhi,chi,shi,ri,zi,ci,si,yu,wu,yu,ye,yue,yuan,yin,yun,ying

1zhi、chi、shi、ri

2zi、ci、si3ye

4yi、yin、ying、wu

5yu、yue、yun、yuan

The 16 overall pronunciation syllables are: zhi

chi、shi、ri、zi、ci、si、ye、yi、yin、ying、wu、yu、yue、yun、yuan。

instead of 12.

The overall recognition of syllables generally refers to the syllable that is still the same as the initial after adding a vowel (yuan is more special), that is, it refers to the syllable that can be directly read without phonics, so the overall recognition of syllables should be read directly, such as yi

Wuyu and so on.

The overall pronunciation of syllables generally refers to the syllable that is still pronounced the same as the initial after adding a vowel (yuan is more special), that is, it refers to the syllable that can be directly read without phonics.

There are 16 syllables in the overall pronunciation, which are zhi

chi、shi、ri、zi、ci、si、yi、wu、yu、ye、yue、yuan、yin

yun、ying。

Grade 1 learns pinyin - recognize syllables 1 as a whole

The overall pronunciation of syllables can be divided into two groups, the first group should be familiar to everyone, that is, (zh ch sh r z c s) these seven initials and i (zh chi shi ri zi ci si).

There are 9 in the second group, which can be learned using the regular method and the harmonic method.

zhi (weaving).

chi (eat).

shi (lion).

ri (day) zi (character).

ci (thorn) si (silk).

yi (clothes) wu (wu).

yu (fish) ye (grandfather).

yue (month).

yuan (circle).

yin (cause).

yun (cloud).

Ying (Eagle).

Reading syllables as a whole is to read the syllables directly. There are 16 syllables to be pronounced as a whole, namely: zhi, chi, shi, ri, zi, ci, si, yi, wu, yu, ye, yue, yin, yun, yuan, ying.

Overall pronunciation of syllables generally refers to the syllables that are still the same as the initials after adding a vowel (or the pronunciation is still the same as the vowel after adding an initial) (yuan is more special), that is, it refers to the syllables that are directly read without phonics, so the overall pronunciation of syllables should be read directly. There is zhi chi shi ri; zi ci si;yi wu yu;ye yue yuan;yin yun ying。It is further divided into two categories:

Flat tongue, warped tongue. There are 3 flat tongue sounds: z, c, s; There are 4 tongue sounds:

zh、ch、sh、r。

When phonics, zhi is no longer divided into initials and rhymes, but directly pronounces an inner sound, and such syllables are called Rong to recognize syllables as a whole.

There are 16 syllables in total: zhi, chi, shi, ri, zi, ci, si, yi, wu, yu, ye, yue, yuan, yin, yun, ying.

There are 16 in total, of which 12 are in the first grade: zi ci si zhi chi shi ri yi wu yu ye yue