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The pronunciation of ian in pinyin is"Inflammation"
When the initials are added in front, the sound of the initials is spelled with the sound of "Yan", so that a new pronunciation is produced.
For example, Tian is t + ian homonym is "special" and "Yan" is spelled together, and the pronunciation of "Tian" tian is obtained.
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Hanyu Pinyin iɑn, the International Phonetic Alphabet is [i n], when the pronunciation of pinyin, starting from the former high and not rounded vowel i[i], the tongue position slides down in the direction of the forward low vowel ɑ[a] (front a), and the tongue position only descends to the position of the semi-low front vowel ê[ begins to rise, and the pronunciation is similar to the pronunciation of the Chinese character "flood".
As a final, ian is the nasal vowel in the Chinese pinyin consonant, which is divided into two types: prenasal consonant (syllables ending in -n) and postnasal consonant (syllables ending in -ng), and ian is the prenasal consonant. The pronunciation of ian's rhyme tail -n is slightly posterior to the initial n-, usually in front of the tongue to the hard palate.
ian is also a zero-vowel syllable, that is, it is a syllable without consonant initials, only finals, syllables that start with the vowel i. In modern Chinese, although it is stipulated that syllables starting with i, u, ü and i, u, ü should be written with y or w, their essence remains the same, because the y instead of i is not an initial.
From this point of view, the vowel ian is a more complex vowel, and its pronunciation is relatively complicated. But as long as we grasp its characteristics, we will be able to spell it accurately.
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The pronunciation is similar to "smoke". When there is a consonant in front of "ian", you can spell it with the initial.
ian is two finals. A vowel is the part of a syllable that is left without the initials. The finals must contain a sound. 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 kanji of ianbian: bian, plaque, ben, change, side, pervasive, edit, depreciate, flatten.
dian: dian, tenant, dian, shop, top, pin, dian, dian, dian, mat, 壂, 僦, point, hall, defilement.
lian: lotus, lian, lian, curtain, ripple, practice, pity, refinement, convergence, love, face.
mian: face, free, reluctant, cotton, sleep, cotton, shy, shy, crown.
nian: year, thought, sticky, wilting, twisting, twisting, twenty, rolling, rolling, grinding, catfish.
pian: piece, partial, stinging, pun, deceiving, callus, pinning.
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iang is the post-nasal consonant vowel, and the pronunciation method is as follows:
1. When pronouncing iang, pronounce i first, and then ang, so that the two are combined into a whole.
2. When iang[iɑ ] is pronounced, starting from the front high and not rounded vowel i[i], the tongue position slides backward to the back low vowel ɑ [ɑ after ɑ), and then the tongue position rises.
Pronunciation examples: 二样liǎng yàng; 洋相 yáng xiàng; loud xiǎng liàng; Yangtze River cháng jiāng; 踉跄liàng qiàng
3. When iang becomes its own syllable, the rhyme i is rewritten as y.
Pronunciation of other post-nasal voodules
1. When uang [uɑ] is pronounced, starting from the posterior high vowel u[u] of the rounded lips, the tongue position slides down to the posterior low vowel ɑ [ɑ after ɑ), and then the tongue position rises. Starting with the posterior low vowel ɑ[ɑ, the posterior part of the tongue is attached to the soft palate. The lip shape changes from rounded lips to extended lips in a slide toward vertex vowels.
26. When ueng[u] is pronounced, starting from the posterior high vowel u[u] of the rounded lips, the tongue position slides down to the position of the central vowel e[ ], and then the tongue position rises. Starting with the central vowel e[ ], the posterior part of the tongue is attached to the soft palate. The lip shape changes from rounded lips to extended lips as they slide toward the middle vertex vowels.
3. When iong[y] is pronounced, the starting vowel is the high rounded lip vowel ü [y] in front of the tongue, after pronouncing ü [y], the soft palate descends, opening the nasal passage, and then the back of the tongue surface is against the soft palate, closing the oral pathway, and the airflow is leaking out of the nasal cavity.
In order to avoid the mixing of letters, the Hanyu Pinyin Scheme stipulates that the letter io is used to represent the starting vowel ü[y], which is written as iong.
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iang is similar"Sheep"pronunciation. Note that the pronunciation is posterior nasal. ang is the final.
The vowel is composed of three parts: the beginning of the rhyme (the middle sound), the rhyme (the main vowel), and the rhyme ending. According to the structure of finals, it can be divided into single finals, compound finals, and nasal finals. The part of the Chinese character that is other than the initials and the intonation of the character.
The vowel is composed of three parts: the beginning of the rhyme (the middle sound), the rhyme (the main vowel), and the rhyme ending. According to the structure of finals, it can be divided into single finals, compound finals, and nasal finals.
Finals composition. Finals = rhyme head (preposition) + rhyme abdomen (vowel, the most critical part of the vowel) + rhyme tail (vowels can be consonants, in which the consonants refer to nasal vowels).
The finals in a syllable can usually be divided into three parts: the beginning, the belly, and the ending.
For example, in the syllable guan guan, g is the initial and uan is the final. In the vowel uan, a is the belly, u is the beginning, and n is the ending.
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Cang alphabet reading: ang (first tone).
The starting vowel of ang is the posterior low unrounded vowel a, the mouth is open, the tip of the tongue leaves the dorsum of the lower teeth, the tongue is retracted, starting from the posterior a, and the posterior part of the tongue is raised; When close to the soft palate, the soft palate descends, opening the nasal pathway, and then the base of the tongue is in contact with the soft palate, closing the oral pathway, and the air flow from the nasal cavity makes a sound: ang (first sound).
ang is one of the post-nasal vowels, for example, many words have the pronunciation of ang: hurt, wolf, huang, shuang, hang, sheep, gang, sac, busy, wang, jiang, etc.
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1. Even
Pronunciation: lián
Meaning: connection; Coiled; Succeeded.
Compounds: connected, connected, hurried, company commander, company, connected, Dalian.
2. Joint
Pronunciation: lián
Meaning and rock file: connection; United; Couplet.
Compounds: union, couplet.
Connect, connect, connect.
Jaw coupling. 3. LotusPronunciation: lián
Meaning: A perennial herbaceous plant, born in shallow water, with large and long underground stems, knotted, round leaves, high above the water, large, pale red or white, fragrant. The underground stem is called lotus root, and the seed is called lotus seed, both of which can be eaten. Also called lotus or hibiscus.
Compound: water lilies.
Lotus. Lotus room, lotus jujube tanzi, lotus platform, durian.
4. Cheap
Pronunciation: lián
Meaning: incorruptible; (price) low; Cheap.
Compounds: cheap, incorruptible.
Integrity, integrity, integrity, integrity, integrity.
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ian should be pronounced "smoke".Read softly without adding tones. The pinyin of "day" is spelled with the initial "t", which should be t-ian -tian (day).
From the theory of Mandarin phonetic pronunciation, we know that the vowel ian is not a simple addition of the vowel i and the rhyme command 晌 an. Ian's pronunciation, from i to a to n, the three phonemes are all in the front of the mouth, and the pronunciation is a large roundabout movement, from the front high vowel i to the front low vowel a, and then the tongue is raised so that the tip of the front tongue is against the gums n.
Phonics memorization formulas.
1. Two spellings: the front tone is light and short, and the back tone is heavy, and the two tones are connected and touched.
For example: BA Ba, Bo Bo, Che Che, Di Low, Du Du, Lü Green; Cai guess, fei fei, ɡui gui, hao hao, dou dou, niu cow, qi e cut, n-üe abuse, man slow, ren ren, qin pro, tun tun, x-ün xun; danɡdang, nenɡcan, xinɡ line, zhonɡ.
2. Three spelling method: the sound is light and fast, and the three tones are very smooth to read.
Examples: jiajia, liaoliao, xianxianxian, xianɡ想, xionɡ brother, huahua, duoduoduo, huaibad, kuanwide, shuanɡ double, x-ü-anxuan, q-ü-anquan. Heng Shenfeng.
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mèng hào rán。
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The Hanyu Pinyin scheme can be traced back to Zhu Wenxiong's Jiangsu New Alphabet in 1906 and Liu Mengyang's Chinese Phonetic Alphabet Book in 1908, as well as Chinese Romaji in 1926 and Latinized Chinese characters in 1931. All these schemes for the Latinization of Chinese characters provided the basis for the development of Hanyu Pinyin.