What are the correct pronunciations of the 44 English phonetic symbols?

There are not 44 English phonetic symbols, but 48. Pronunciation of 48 phonetic symbols:

First, vowel phonemes:?

1, /i:/ Long clothes?

2./ I/clothes make noise in a hurry.

3./e/ Don't pronounce "ι" when pronouncing this sound. Relax your lips and read naturally.

4、/? /Hey, don't pronounce this sound, your lips are flat?

5、/? :/long voice on the forehead?

6、/? /Positive short sound

7./∧/ Just open your mouth a little and make this sound.

8./a:/ Ah, the mouth grows to the maximum?

9、/? /Oh, what's the hurry?

10、/? :/Oh, the sound is long?

1 1, /u/ urgent?

12, /u:/ Is the sound prolonged?

13, /eI/ sounds a bit like "er". Who promised?

14, /aI/ alas

15、/? I/oh-hey, continuous reading?

16、/? U/ ew？

17，/au/ ao

18 、/I？ /Hungry to read?

19、/ε? /Hey-do you want to read when you are hungry?

20 、/u？ /Mm-hmm, reading when you are hungry?

Second, consonant phonemes:

1, /p/ General, don't make a sound, please.

2./b/ No, don't give it out, with sound?

3./t/ Especially don't send out color, soft?

4./d/ Do you want to pronounce the word "é", voiced?

5, /k/ g is not excellent, softly?

6./g/ No color is given, is it voiced?

7./f/ f Don't put it out, keep your voice down?

8./v/ It's a bit like the sound of a motorcycle starting, "grunting", but it's also like "vúvúvú". Don't give it, it has sound.

9./s/ silk is like the sound of a snake spitting out its core. Don't read it, quietly?

10 and /z/ are /s/ voiced?

1 1,/θ/The soft sound of teeth biting the tongue?

12,/δ/voiced sound of teeth biting tongue

13,/∫/Don't put it out, quietly?

14,/з/clothes are not given, voiced?

15, /h/ Drink, don't paddle, keep your voice down?

16, /r/ If you don't want to send it out, is it voiced?

17, /t∫/ 7 Don't put it out, keep your voice down?

18, /dз/ Ji, don't give it out, voiced?

19, /tr/ Don't say u, softly?

20, /dr/ Don't pronounce u, voiced?

2 1, /ts/ Don't send out a √ time, whisper?

22. /dz/ Since √ and voiced sound are not given.

23./m/ Shut up and pronounce. When the air comes out of your nose, it makes a sound.

24./n/ The mouth is slightly open, the tip of the tongue is against the upper jaw, and the airflow comes out of the nose instead of the mouth, making a sound.

25、/? /When the mouth grows up, the tongue bends down, and the air comes out of the nose instead of the mouth. The voice is voiced.

26、/l/？ There are two pronunciations. First, put it at the end of phonetic symbols to pronounce voiced words; But in the phonetic alphabet, the voice is voiced.

27./w/ I don't want to make a cricket. Did I make a sound?

28、/j/？ Ah, don't pronounce m: with sound.

International phonetic symbols have the following characteristics and advantages:

(1) accurate record. The International Phonetic Alphabet is a sound, a symbol and a sound. That is, a phoneme is only represented by a symbol, and a symbol can only represent a fixed phoneme.

For example, "pa, zhang, ai, ian" in Chinese Pinyin, in which four A's are actually four different phonemes, but they are all represented by one letter A, while the International Phonetic Alphabet uses (or) four different letters to represent these different phonemes, and only uses A to represent the phonemes composed of these phonemes.

Another example is the I in Chinese Pinyin, which stands for three phonemes. The International Phonetic Alphabet is represented by three different symbols I, I, I, and I represents the phoneme composed of these three phonemes.

(2) The text is concise, easy to learn and use. Article 5 of the Principles for the Formulation of International Phonetic Alphabet stipulates: "The appearance of new letters should be similar to that of old letters, and you can think at a glance what sounds they represent." Therefore, the phonemes represented by international phonetic symbols are as consistent as possible with the phonetic symbol categories represented by traditional Latin letters.

For example, the letters B, P and M are lip sounds, and the international phonetic alphabet is used to represent the phonemes of the lips. Among them, P that breathes air on the lips is added with an additional symbol' (it can also be represented by adding a small H in the upper right corner of the letter), while others, such as D and T, represent the middle sounds of the tip of the tongue, while G and K represent the sounds behind the tip of the tongue, all of which "determine the sound quality of Roman letters according to international habits" (Article 4 of the Principles for the Establishment of International Phonetic Alphabet).

Various ways of creating letters in the International Phonetic Alphabet, such as using lowercase capital letters, inverted letters, double letters, inverted letters, combined letters, letter deformation, and adding additional symbols, not only make full use of traditional letters, but also innovate on the basis of traditional letters. It can be said that new letter forms appear without creating words.

When people see the international phonetic symbols, they are familiar with each other, so they are easy to accept and popularize emotionally. Moreover, the International Phonetic Alphabet is easy to read and write, which meets the needs of various languages in the world to remember various phonemes.

If designers don't use letters flexibly at first, it will be not only technically difficult, but also difficult for people to learn a set of symbols again, and it will be difficult to promote international phonetic symbols.