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How to read the 26 uppercase and lowercase letters in the second volume of Chinese language for the first grade of primary school

The phonetic symbols of the 26 uppercase and lowercase letters are:

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:],?< /p>

Q q [kju:], R r [ɑ:], S 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].

Extended information

①. The final rhyme of the words 'Zhi Chi Shi Ri Zi Fe Si' is i.

②. When the finals in the i line are not preceded by an initial consonant, they are written as yi (clothes), ya (ah), ye (ye), yao (waist), you (worry), yan (smoke) , yin (because), yang (central), ying (English), yong (Yong).

③. When the finals in the u line are not preceded by an initial consonant, they are written as wu (武), wa (frog), wo (wo), wai (crooked), wei (power), and wan (wan). , wen (wen), wang (wang), weng (weng).

④. When the finals of the ü line are not preceded by an initial consonant, they are written as yu (迂), yue (about), yuan (injustice), yun (dizzy),.

⑤ When iou, uei and uen are preceded by initial consonants, they are written as iu, ui and un, for example: niu (ox), gui (return), lun (discussion).

Between 1815 and 1823, the British missionary Morrison in Guangzhou compiled a "Chinese Dictionary".

This is the earliest Chinese-English dictionary. The dictionary uses the pinyin scheme he designed to spell the Cantonese dialect of Chinese. It is actually a dialect that teaches Roman characters. Then, dialect church Romanization of different dialects was also designed in other dialect areas.

It is difficult for children to truly implement it into textbooks and actual answer questions. In language subjects, an important step is to convert colloquial language into knowledge into written knowledge.

Chinese and English, as language subjects, require students to learn listening, speaking, reading and writing, from the initial oral communication to writing and answering questions.