Who s the correct pronunciation is what?

Who has two pronunciations, shéi and shuí. The difference lies in the usage and combination of words for different pronunciations.

First, the usage is different.

shuí" is pronounced, which is mostly seen in solemn occasions and highly emotional poetry recitations; "shéi" is a voice, which is more life-oriented, and is more commonly seen in film and television dramas and daily life.

According to the historical phonetic system, the pronunciation should be "shuéi", and the abbreviation is "shuí". Because the pronunciation is not easy, the intermediate sound of the square sound is easy to lose, and it is often transformed into "shéi", which is reversed, and the fixed tone is vulgar, so both are accepted in the dictionary.

Second, the group of words is different.

1、[shéi]

Who's, who's, who's, who's side, who's who loves, who's the deer dies.

2、[shuí]

Who's family, who's who, who's seeking, who's knowing, who's son, who's Kuang, who's he, who's, who's willing, who's dang, who's, who's doing, who's divided, who's so-and-so, who's Luo, who's who, who's who, who's nong, who's door, who's who's of who's, who's expecting.

The Chinese characters in China are broad and profound, and the pronunciation is also easy to lead to errors because each place has a dialect. The pronunciation of "who" is shui (two tones), which is also shei (two tones).

Whoever pronounces it is shui (two tones) also pronounces who (shei) two tones.

In many places, it is easy to pronounce whomever (shuǔ), which has something to do with the dialect of each place, because we have lived in this area for a long time, it is easy to bring the upper dialect, so we will pronounce who's word as who's (shei) in pinyin understanding, which was originally a spoken language, a dialect, and later became a pronunciation (shei). For example, I would say in my daily life, who (shei)? Sometimes it can lead to a string of jokes because of the pronunciation, so you must pay attention to the pronunciation of the written and spoken language, when to pronounce whom (shui), and when to pronounce whom (shei).

I still remember the story of dialect told to me by my Chinese teacher, she said, dialect sometimes makes us feel humorous, sometimes it also makes us feel embarrassed, don't people ask who that person is? You suddenly say, who (shei) do you say?

Who is the interrogative pronoun.

This is followed by "I, you, him or her", or the name of the person.

Like, whose house is this? Whose child is this? Whose roll is this? Whose book is this? ......All you need is ours, mine, yours, his/hers, etc. Or "Little red, little gang."

, Xiaoqiang's ......"Who reminds us of something by the word, a song, a person, a village, a car......When we get angry, we also say, who messed with me? Who took my notebook? Who stole my cake?

This one carries the meaning of finding answers, this one carries happiness, and this one carries sweetness. Chinese characters are vast and profound, depending on how you understand them. When I say who's smaller, I'll say you.

Polyphone. A lot, I hope we learn more and understand more. It's also good for ours just reserves.

Who, these words are pronounced as "shuí de".

Who, it is a polyphonic word that can be pronounced as shéi or shuí.

When reading shéi:

1.Interrogative pronouns: Are you ? Ho (a Which person; b cross-examination, heh). people. Person. Piece.

2.Anyone, no one: I don't know about it.

When pronouncing shuí:

1) (Shape sound. From the words, 隹 (zhuī) sound. In the shape of gold letters, like a bird calling.

Basics: What people. "The First Year of the Hidden Emperor":

Who says otherwise? What. "Sayings":

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

Such as: who expects (who thinks); Who's son (who, who); Who's Son (who's name, who's); Who should be (who, whom).

3) Someone – a generic term used to refer to it.

For example, if someone can help me, it would be good.

4) Everyone.

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

5) Expressing doubts. Refers to things, equivalent to "what".