What is the pinyin of the apron, how to play the pinyin of the skirt, how to read the pinyin of the

The pinyin of the apron is: wéi qún. Initials: w, q. The finals are: ei, un. The tones are: all second.

The apron is used to block some unclean things and dirty clothes when cooking. It is a daily necessities that the majority of Tibetan women like very much, and it is also the symbol of Tibetan women.

The festival is festive, the women tie their aprons around their waists, sing and dance, like flowers, colorful, and colorful. The aprons are mainly produced in Lhasa, Shigatse, Shannan and other places, especially the aprons produced in Jiedexiu District of Gongga County are the most famous. Sister Dexiu District has always been known as the "hometown of aprons".

wéi qún。

The initial of the circumference is w, the vowel is en, and the tone is the second tone.

The initial of the skirt is q, the vowel is un, and the tone is the second tone.

Essentials of the pronunciation of w: When pronouncing, the lips are rounded, protruding into small holes, the back of the tongue is raised, and the vocal cords are quivering. Essentials of éi pronunciation: When pronouncing the word, pronounce the e first, then slide towards the i, the air flow is uninterrupted, and the corners of the mouth are to the sides.

Essentials of Q pronunciation: When pronouncing, the front of the tongue is attached to the hard palate, and the air flow breaks through the base of the tongue.

The obstruction, the friction into the sound. Essentials of ún pronunciation: When pronouncing, pronounce the u sound first, then raise the tongue up, against the upper gums, and the air flow is vented from the nasal cavity, and the n sound is pronounced.

Apron [wéi qún].

Interpretation] Fabrics that are wrapped in front of the body to protect clothing or body during operation.

The initial of qun is q, and the initial is un. Pinyin is qún, and the characters have 帬, 宭, 峮, skirt, group, etc.

1. Interpretation of skirts.

1. Skirts. 2. Something that shapes or acts like a skirt.

2. Etymological explanation.

Glyphic characters. Clothes (衤) ideographic, the shape of the small seal is like a piece of clothing, indicating that it is related to clothes; Jun is a provincial text of the group, which has multiple meanings, indicating that the skirt is made of multiple pieces of cloth, and the skirt has many pleats. The original meaning is bottom, that is, skirt.

3. Compounds. Men's skirts, skirts, aprons, skirts, wall skirts, etc.

The pinyin of the skirt's "子" is: zǐ, the initial is z, and the vowel is i, which is pronounced as the third tone.

Interpretation: 1. In ancient times, it referred to children, but now it refers specifically to sons: children, children and grandchildren.

2. Fruits and seeds of plants: rapeseeds, melon seeds.

3. Animal eggs: caviar, silkworms.

4. Young, small: chickens, livestock.

5. Small, hard granular things: bullets (dàn), chess pieces.

6. Relative to "mother": sub-gold (interest), sub-parent deduction.

7. Addressing people: man, wife.

8. Honorific titles for people in ancient times; Called a teacher or a moral and learned person: Confucius.

9. The first place of the earthly branch belongs to the rat: Zi Chou Yinmao.

Zipinyin: zǐ, initial z, vowel i, tone on the sound.

Basic explanation: 1. In ancient times, it referred to children, but now it refers specifically to sons: children.

2. Fruits and seeds of plants: rapeseed.

3. Animal eggs: caviar.

4. Young, small: chickens.

Basic information: radical: sub, square code: 17407, cangjie: nd

86 Wubi: BBB, 98 Wubi: BBB, B Zheng Code: YA Unicode: 5B50, Total Number of Strokes: 3

Skirt pronunciation:

qún zi]

Skirt Definition: A type of clothing that is circumferentially around the waist and is mostly worn by women.

Skirt pinyin.

qun zi

The second tone, the third tone.