Jiang homonym English, how to pronounce Jiang in English

1. The English of river is river, and the phonetic transcription of river: English [ r v (r)] American [ r v ].

2. Interpretation: nriver, river; Creek, great current.

the chicago river flooded the city's underground tunnel system

The Chicago River's water flooded the city's underground tunnel system.

3. Etymological explanation:

Entered English in the early 13th century, derived directly from the Old French riviere, meaning river.

4. Usage of words:

n.(noun).

1. The basic meaning of river is "river, river", which is a countable noun and can sometimes be used in a figurative sense.

2. river is used as a proper noun, and a definite article must be added before it. The British like to put proper nouns after river, while Americans like to put proper nouns before river. Such as the river Amazon (English) The Amazon River (United States).

When translating rivers into English in China, proper nouns are generally placed before river.

Give you the following homophonic names for boys:

Newson: [English surname] Newsom. Taken from patronymic, ** in new 1, meaning "son of new"; or [Ingeca Sembiran surname] Newerzonsen. Variant of newsome.

Nilson, Nilsen, Nelson, Nelsen: Nelson, Niusen.

Homophonic with Xiang are: shawn and shaun. At this time, it can be written shawn niu, shawn new. or shaun niu or shaun new.

2.[English surname] New. The name of the landform, yew, is a misdivided syllable of the medieval English atten ew (at the yew).

Please choose according to your preference.

Chinese there is no unified English spelling of Chinese character names, and many of the current spelling forms in the outside world are actually independent pinyin in various places. The pinyin system in various places is based on the dialect pronunciation of the region, so it cannot be understood by our Mandarin pronunciation here, and the spelling rules are different in various places, so the spelling is very different. For example, the spelling of Hong Kong names is based on Cantonese pronunciation.

This is the main reason why "Hong Kong" is translated as "hongkong".

The Chinese character "江", the various spellings that are currently known are as follows:

Chinese mainland Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin: jiang

Hong Kong, China: kong (derived from Cantonese pronunciation gaong) Taiwanese so-called common pinyin: chiang

Chinese characters Korean English pinyin: kang (derived from the traditional Korean "" pronunciation gang) In addition, there are other spelling forms, in short, there is no unified translation, and people with different household registration can not mix spelling forms at will in law, otherwise they are not protected by law, and only Chinese pinyin spelling is the only legal identity spelling that is internationally acquiesced, and it is valid regardless of going to **.

jiang,j just pronounce the sound of zhi.,This spelling devil can be right.。