How do the initial consonants and finals of Mandarin Chinese come together to form one pronunciation?

The mandarin pinyin formula: the initial consonants are light, the finals are heavy, and they are connected quickly and violently. I don't know if this is the secret you want. This is part of the content of the third lesson "Initial Consonants" of the Mandarin textbook published by the Mandarin Research Society. In Pinyin, the lighter and shorter the initial consonants are, the better. The finals are slightly longer. During practice, you can lengthen the sound at the finals. For example: When you walk in after school, you will say: Mom

I'm back. You won't say: Touch, ah, I'm back. Please note that the sounds of some Chinese characters are easy to read because they are self-contained syllables with only finals. For example: aah ooh e屙 (e has more than one pronunciation) anan enenaiai, etc. The pinyin is to combine two or more The process of putting together morphemes. Therefore, we must first distinguish the morpheme (the smallest indivisible unit in speech) in order to pinyin. (All the above textbook content.) Both initial consonants and finals consist of more than one letter. If you put S

H on top of each other to spell them out, you will never be able to spell them out. SH is an indistinguishable initial consonant pronounced as "Shi" (my own opinion) I hope this helps!

Reference: Mandarin textbooks

It has been a long time since Chinese developed into a pinyin script. Ancient Chinese phonology has distinguished the vowels and finals, so in our cultural heritage it is Xiao It’s pinyin; maybe it’s just that you’ve used it less and practiced less, so you’re not used to it. You may wish to practice more simple pinyin, such as b-a (father), m-a (mother), g-e (brother), t-a (him), m-o (touch)...and then slowly try to spell out the pronunciation of the finals. "Putonghua Names" (putonghua.name/PutonghuaName/) is a very practical free learning material. It has examples of the pinyin of those surnames, so you can learn more.

Reference: putonghua.name Teacher at Professional Mandarin School in Hong Kong, China

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How do the initial consonants and finals of Mandarin Chinese come together to form one pronunciation? You just need to pronounce the initials and finals separately, and then read them faster and faster until they form one syllable, and you're done. For example, in the word "deep" in your online name, first pronounce the initial consonant sh, then pronounce the final rhyme en, and slowly increase the speed so that they connect into one sound. Try it. The more you read, the trick will be found. Hope this helps!

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Practice more! It’s so hard to explain... I just practiced left and I understood it in a short time.. Come on!!

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