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Complete Guide to Pronunciation of Pinyin Syllables Volume I

Z. J. Zhao
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Pages
76
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
China Publishing House Pte Ltd

About

This is an epub sound book for learning Pinyin. In Pinyin, Roman alphabets are used as phonetic symbols to represent Chinese characters or words in the modern Chinese language. Examples: The pinyin of the Chinese character '鱼' is 'yú', and that of the Chinese word '同学' is 'tóng xué'. This volume and the companion volume II give the pronunciation of all the syllables (for common Chinese characters) in Pinyin. This volume gives the syllables starting with syllable ā and ending with syllable m. The companion volume II starts with syllable nā and ends with syllable zuò. The aim of these two volumes is to help learners of Chinese language learn quickly the pronunciation of all the pinyin syllables for common Chinese characters.

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