What is the sound of "who" pronouncing "water"?

Chinese characters in our country are extensive and profound, and pronunciation is easy to make mistakes because there are dialects in every place. The pronunciation of "Who" is Shu (two tones) and also shei (two tones).

Whoever reads water (two sounds) will also read shed (two sounds).

In many places, who (Shuai) and who (shei) are easy to pronounce, which is related to dialects in various places. Because we live in this area for a long time, it is easy to bring dialects, so the word who (shei) will be pronounced in pinyin understanding, which was originally spoken and dialect, and later became pronunciation (shei). For example, I would say who is shei in my daily life? Sometimes, because of pronunciation, a series of jokes will be led out. So everyone must pay attention to the pronunciation of written and spoken language, when to read who (shui) and when to read who (shei). I still remember the dialect story that my Chinese teacher told me. She said that dialects sometimes make us feel humorous and sometimes make us feel embarrassed. Don't let anyone ask who that person is. Suddenly, who are you talking about (shei)?

Who is a personal pronoun of question, followed by the answer "I, you, he (she)", or a person's name.

Like whose house is this? Whose child is this? Whose newspaper is this? Whose book is this? ..... just need our answers, mine, yours, his (her) and so on. Or "Xiaohong, Xiaogang, Xiaoqiang ...". What does the word "who" remind us of A song, a person, a village, a car ... When we are angry, we also say, "Who made me angry?" ? Who took my notebook? Who stole my cake? ..... this person looking for answers, this happy person, this sweet person. China's Chinese characters are extensive and profound, depending on how you understand them. When I say who is young, I mean you.

There are many polyphonic words. I hope everyone will study more and understand more in peacetime. This is good for our reserves.