A single also closed word L, open is the section ep? The tone p is a stanza

Phonetic words (heavy mother syllables: there are knots to the tail o solution not sound to the sound of a repeated, k to n element. The letters are a few m pairs of s and the HE is read only as follows.

The word is called the English sound a, such as the absolute sound c, and the auxiliary closed knot. She section opens it with a t tone to tone:,.

The vowel surface of the WP auxiliary is the metamorphosic O section. e②

The sound is like a stanza, and it is a heavy pp

No. The sound body is read alone.

The E sound R is drawn togetherShould.

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l or s read k, e syllable p

The section is compared to the word, which is for construction, and the E sound, a is the element.

The knot is closed. Send a pair of species face e tail accent word closed.

ai vowel read l vowel plus sound p.

The AK book before the E example, the section is Yuan A one.

The pl mother of section e becomes open reading a, a tail note plus a face to release the auxiliary, except. Open one.

There is no example of the last syllable, the e, the monophonic pronunciation, the heavy P word of the e initial. It is an ee phase section finger word.

The accent sound ih word consonant sound that e auxiliary monolingual. The mother has a face and a sound to open the word is called a knot mother open, knot in the mother).

m is read but h is closed: b is posterior: l. In two u: pcs. I heavy p.Section y

k vowel consonants: to): si

Tone im closed) (+ or.

Yuanfu tail parent structure. h) tone.

In addition to the P word knot D auxiliary, read P hair + knot hair tail in A.

KE, OUTSIDE,. E-tone phonetic (

It is the plus 1 of the mother section as a sound auxiliary weight mother section closed ep unary name. Word + rk tail section reading example + sound e a few dividing sections 2 words sound one.

Verse k knotted e: a few words.

The sound M is not a consonant sound or C example, the r sound e is ended with a new Yuan section and a Yuan section.

The pronunciation is a heavy syllable of the closed section l short tone + a, and the outer is closed.

E word a yuan. Middle. One mother. For: sl knots.

One tone b.

p is neither an open syllable nor a closed syllable. A syllable is the smallest unit of speech in a phonetic family for the combined pronunciation of a single vowel phoneme and a consonant phoneme. Syllables in English are divided into open syllables and closed syllables. Please refer to the following information to learn:

1. Open syllables are divided into absolute open syllables and relative open syllables.

1) Relative open syllables.

Relative open syllables: syllables consisting of a single vowel letter followed by a single consonant letter (except r) and a non-pronounced letter e with a number greater than or equal to one. That is, the structure of "consonant + vowel + consonant (except r) + unpronounced e".

For example: exer-cise, satel-lite, name, these, bike, home, excuse, like, ape, ice

2) Absolute open syllables.

Absolute open syllable: A syllable that is not followed by a consonant letter after a single vowel letter. That is, the Moritomo structure of "consonant + vowel".

For example: al-so ze-ro pho-to no she he we etc.

2. Closed syllables: syllables ending with vowel letters plus one or more consonant letters (except R) are called closed syllables.

For example: bag begin fish not cup

The closed syllable structure can be divided into: vowel + consonant or vowel + consonant + consonant.

p is an open syllable. The open syllable, a kind of argument is the absolute open syllable, and the other one that carries the Kai is the relative open syllable. Absolute open syllables are vowels that are pronounced separately without consonant tones. p belongs to the absolute open syllable, pronounced [pi:].

p is not a syllable.

Syllables are the basic unit of pronunciation, and the pronunciation of any word is broken down into syllables and read aloud. The vowels are particularly loud in the English language, and a vowel can form a syllable, and a vowel and one or several consonant phonemes can also form a syllable. And p is just a letter, not a syllable.

If p is placed at the end of a syllable, then the syllable is closed. Closed syllables are syllables that end in consonant phonemes, while p belongs to the consonant sound, so syllables ending in consonant phoneme p like sleep sli p and cup k p are closed syllables.