Do you know how to phonetic alphabet???

1.Overview Chinese hieroglyphs, English is pinyin. There are 26 letters in the English language, and these letters are arranged together in a certain order to form the alphabet, which is called in English"alphabet"These 26 letters can form thousands of words, and the English alphabet is the foundation of learning English, so it is very important to learn and master the English alphabet

1) There are 26 letters in English, and each letter has two forms: uppercase and lowercase; 2) Writing forms include: printing and writing; 3) There are two forms of pronunciation: rising and falling.

2.The pronunciation of letters The 26 letters of the English alphabet are arranged in a certain order to form the English alphabet. The words in the dictionary are arranged in alphabetical order.

The 26 letters and phonetic transcriptions are as follows: a a [ei] b b [bi:] c c [si:

d d [di:] e e [i:] f f [ef] g g [d3i:

h h [eit∫] i i [ai] j j [d3ei] k k [kei] l l [el] m m [em] n n [en] o o [u] p p [pi:] q q [kju:] r r [ɑs s [es] t t [ti:

u u [ju:] v v [vi:] w w [′d∧blju:

x x [eks] y y [wai] z z [zi:][zed] As we can see above, there are some common vowel phonemes in the English alphabet. Such as:

1) Contains vowel phonemes [ei] letters: aa hh jj kk phonetic transcription: [ei] [eit ] d3ei] [kei] 2) contains vowel phonemes [i:

Letters: bb cc dd ee gg pp tt vv Phonetic Transcription: [bi:

si:] di:] i:

d3i:] pi:] ti:

vi:] 3) Vowel phonemes [e] Letters: ff ll mm nn ss xx zz Phonetic transcription:

ef] [el] [em] [en] [es] [eks] [zed] 4) with vowel phonemes [ju:] letters: uu qq ww phonetic transcription:

ju:] kju:] d∧blju:

Isn't it impossible to take the phonetic alphabet? In fact, it's very simple, you know the reading of each phonetic alphabet, just spell out the words according to its reading, don't you know what the word is, write out the corresponding words of your several, of course, the word is to be firmly memorized, look at the word to write the phonetic transcription is the opposite, needless to say, I really didn't expect the phonetic alphabet to be tested on the first day of junior high school, I didn't take the test at that time, hehe

There are vowels, first the vowels, and then the consonants, your classmates, Huqi.

Chinese pinyin. The tone annotation rule:

a, o, e, i, u, ü are in order, i and u appear at the same time, and the finals at the end of the mark, ü will remove the dot when it touches jqxy. As long as there is a in the finals, it will be marked on A, and if there is no A, find OE, give O if there is O, and give E if there is no O.

If there are two vowels and the first vowel is i, u, or ü, the tone is marked on the second vowel. In all other cases, the tone should be marked above the first vowel.

Marked ɑ o e first, then i u ü

i, you are marked in the back, i on the standard to wipe the dots, soft without marking is empty.

There is a a, give a wear.

A should not be there, o e wear.

If i u comes along, whoever is behind will wear it.

The general method of Chinese Pinyin phonetic annotation is knotted.

There is a in a to wear a a not o e to wear if i u comes together who is in the back to wear whom.

1. Pinyin: [biāo dì].

2. The subject is a Chinese word, one refers to the arrow target, the second refers to the goal or purpose, the third refers to the criterion, the fourth refers to the criterion and model, and the five indicators are the goal.

3. Examples. Modern Chen Wangdao "Rhetoric Fa Fan": "And in reality, as Wang Anshi's "Book of the Venerable Master" said, 'sincerity makes ingenuity and beauty, and it does not need to be applicable.'

It is true that it is applicable, but it does not have to be clever and flashy. It should be based on application. Hua Qiao is not the only subject of rhetoric.

The object of economic legal relations", that is, the object to which the rights and obligations of the subjects of economic law are directed.

Used in contractual agreements, its English translation is:

The counterparty in the contract.

Pinyin of the target:biāo。Strokes of the targetA total of 9 paintings,Radical of the subjectfor wood,The structure of the subject Chinese charactersfor the left and right structure.

Explanation of the subject:label).

biāo ㄅㄧ

The end of the tree, by extension, is superficial, non-fundamental: the specimen. Treat the symptoms but not the root cause.

Symbol: Trademark. Signpost. Mark. Sign. Ruler. Slogan.

Indicated in words or something else: indicate. Title. List price. flaunting (originally to reveal, to show; Later, it was extended to preach and boast).

The prize given to the winner of the contest is also referred to as the winner: the stakes. Outright.

For a project or a batch of goods, according to a certain standard of early sparrows, the price is proposed, and then the competing manufacturers choose to decide whether to deal or not: bidding. Tender.

quasi-( dì ) Lu Chong's early example: goal. Collar (Illustrious).

Demeanor, style: standard.

The name of the army establishment in the late Qing Dynasty of China is about equivalent to a later regiment; It is also used as a unit to measure the army: a standard of men and horses. (a Governors, governors, admirals, etc., shall be called armies under their jurisdiction; b Self-title of subordinate military attache to commander).

Pinyin how to standardize.

1. According to the Chinese pinyin scheme, the Chinese characters are phonetized and marked with tones, all marked on the six single finals of a o e i u ü ü (formerly known as vowel sounds), if there are two single finals in the finals, they are generally marked on the finals with a large opening. Depending on the size of the opening, the order is: a o e i u ü.

For example, the finals ao should be marked on a, and the finals uen should be marked on e. The special case is i u, which is marked on which final.

2. In order to facilitate memorization, there are standard formulas (songs) as follows:

1. Four tones and four hats, six single vowels rush to ask, whose mouth is big and who is marked, I and U run back side by side.

2. Good friends, sit in a row, you come next to me and I will come next to you. A is in the front, I is in the back, next to each other ai ai ai, good friends are not separated.

3. There is a in, wear the hat, a is not there, o e wear, if i u is together, who is behind to wear whom.

4. There is a to find A, no A to find O E, and I U to mark the back side by side.

5, a o e i u ü six brothers, the eldest is looking for the eldest at home. The eldest is not looking for the second, the second is not looking for the third, and i u is tied for the last.

6, a o e i u ü, there is a in the flower wearing, a word is not in the shun.

The pinyin of funny is [dòu].

Interpretation] 1.Lure. 2.Attract. 3.Laugh. 4.Interesting; Amusing. 5.Remain. 6.Same as "read" (dòu).

Open typing -- click -- Fu -- Pinyin.

In the Word 2003 document, there are 6 symbols with finals with tones in the "Caret Symbol", which can be inserted and used directly.

Strictly speaking, the two are not necessarily related.

Phonetic transcription is a symbol that records phonemes, is a phoneme marker symbol, pay attention to a phoneme a symbol, a symbol a phoneme, the symbol is only the appearance, the syllables that can appear in the language is its content. Therefore, there are many kinds of phonetic transcriptions, such as IPA phonetic transcription, AHD phonetic transcription, DJ phonetic transcription, and KK phonetic transcription.

Pinyin (Hanyu Pinyin) generally refers to Hanyu Pinyin (the latinization scheme of Chinese characters).

Hanyu Pinyin is an official plan for the Latinization of Chinese characters promulgated by the People's Republic of China, which was studied and formulated by the Hanyu Pinyin Program Committee of the former Chinese Character Reform Committee (now the State Language Commission) during the 1955-1957 character reform. This pinyin scheme is mainly used for the annotation of Mandarin pronunciation of Chinese, as a kind of Mandarin phonetic transcription of Chinese characters. The National People's Congress of 11 February 1958 approved the promulgation of the programme.

In 1982, it became the international standard ISO7098 (Chinese Roman alphabet spelling). Some overseas Chinese areas, such as Singapore, use Hanyu Pinyin in Chinese language teaching. In September 2008, Taiwan, China, decided to change the Chinese transliteration policy from "General Pinyin" to "Hanyu Pinyin", and the part involving Chinese transliteration will require the use of Hanyu Pinyin, which will be implemented from 2009.

Hanyu Pinyin is a tool to assist in the pronunciation of Chinese characters. Article 18 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Standard Spoken and Written Language of the People's Republic of China stipulates that "the Hanyu Pinyin Scheme is a unified specification for the spelling of the Roman alphabet of Chinese names, place names and Chinese documents, and is used in areas where Chinese characters are inconvenient or cannot be used."

The symbols written according to this set of specifications are called Hanyu Pinyin.

Hanyu Pinyin is also an internationally recognized standard for modern Chinese Latin transcription. The international standard ISO 7098 (Chinese Roman Alphabet) states: "The Hanyu Pinyin scheme, officially adopted by the National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China (February 11, 1958), is used to spell Chinese.

The writer recorded the pronunciation of the Chinese characters in Mandarin. ”