48 English phonetic symbols and pronunciation table reading methods

The pronunciation table of 48 English phonetic symbols has two ways of reading: vowels and consonants.

1. Vowels

/i: / Yi, the sound of long clothes, /I/ Yi, the sound of short clothes, /e/ hey, the sound of short clothes, /?/ hey , short sound, /?: / hungry, semi-vowel, /?/ hungry, short sound, /?: / oh, long sound, /?/ oh, short sound, /u: / wu, long sound, /u / Wu, short sound, /a: / Ah, long sound, /?/ Ah, short sound.

2. Consonants

/p/ common, bilabial sound, /b/ wave, bilabial sound, /t/ special, alveolar sound, /d/, alveolar sound, / k/, velar sound, /g/, velar sound, /f/, labiodental sound, /v/, labiodental sound, /s/, dental sound, /z/, dental sound, /θ/ West, dental sound (tongue biting).

/?/ West, dental sound (tongue bite), /ts/ times, dental sound, /dz/ son, dental sound, /tr/ poke, alveolar sound, /dr/ pull, alveolar sound, /t?/ eat, palatal sound, /d?/ base, palatal sound, /m/ um, bilabial sound, /n/ because, alveolar sound, /?/ um, velar sound, /h/ hey, guttural sound, /r/, alveolar sound.

Techniques for reading English phonetic symbols:

1. Practice pronunciation skills

Reading English phonetic symbols requires mastering pronunciation skills, such as tongue position, lip shape, intonation, etc. When practicing, you can look in the mirror to see your mouth shape and tongue position, or you can use some practice materials to practice repeatedly. For example, you can use some pronunciation applications or online resources, such as "Phonetic Symbol Master", "English Phonetic Symbol", etc. These tools have pronunciation demonstrations and practice questions to help you practice pronunciation.

2. Learn phonetic symbols

English phonetic symbols have 48 symbols, including 20 vowel symbols and 28 consonant symbols. Learning the correct way to write phonetic symbols and the corresponding pronunciation of each symbol is the key to reading English phonetic symbols. You can look up the correct way of writing phonetic symbols in textbooks, dictionaries or online, and practice pronunciation one by one.

3. Pay attention to practice

Reading English phonetic symbols requires continuous practice and continuous correction of one's pronunciation. You can practice it in class, when listening to recordings, when reading words, etc. At the same time, you should pay attention to listening to the original English materials, imitating the pronunciation of native English speakers, and constantly improving your pronunciation by comparing it with standard English pronunciation.