The vowel ㄝ is written as〷when and used alone. What do you mean? How do you read it?

Mi is a letter in the northern dialects of Vietnamese and Kurdish. This letter is also used as a phonetic alphabet in French and Spanish. In Vietnamese, this letter ranks ninth in the alphabet, indicating vowels/or/? / 。 Adding different symbols to this letter can also express five different tones in the Vietnamese phonetic system. Toned letter form: ê is also one of the vowels of Chinese Pinyin, that is, the pronunciation of the word "e" with the phonetic symbol "ㄝ". ㄝ".”Unicode contains "?" (second sound) and "?" (fourth sound). The first sound and the third sound are displayed by combining characters: "What?" (ê? ) and "Hey?" (ê? )。 Character encoding Unicode ISO 8859- 1, 3,9, 14, 15,16 VISC II GB 2312 HKSCS uppercase? U+00CA CA CA/8866 lowercase é u+00 ea ea ea a8ba88a7 uppercase? U+ 1ec0-8b-8865 lowercase? U+ 1ec 1-AB-88a6? U+ 1ec 2-8c- lowercase? U+ 1ec3-ac-capital？ U+ 1ec 4-8d- lowercase? U+ 1ec5-ad-capital？ U+ 1ebe-8a-8863 lowercase? U+ 1ebf-aa-88a4 capital? U+ 1ec 6-8e- lowercase? U+ 1EC7 - AE - -

What do you miss?

The vowel ㄝ is written as〷when and used alone. Pinyin Mi sounds like ai (love), but the sound length is very short; Like e (hungry), but not as clear as the "hungry" sound; What is certain is not to read ei. Because the pronunciation of the word "alas" is ten tones, all of which are four tones except āi and m: i, and ei is also four tones. It can be seen that mi and ei have different pronunciations. However, sometimes only the Chinese character "alas" can be pronounced. So it doesn't matter if you pronounce it as ei. For example: well, I say hello. Please come here. ~, come on! Express surprise or sudden memory. ~, how did he leave! ~, I have a movie at three! Well, I disapprove. Such as ~, that's not true! Aye, aye, to express agreement or approval. I'm coming! The traditional Chinese character "ai" has an "ai", and some people write the word "ai". The phonetic symbol of goose is ㄜ, while the phonetic symbol of ㄝ is ㄝ, which is a completely different pronunciation. In addition, the phonetic symbol of "ie" or "Ye" is "ㄧㄝ", so it can be inferred that the pronunciation of "ㄝ" is the pronunciation of the English letter E [e]. In Xinhua Dictionary, two words are pronounced "Ai" and "Ai". The usage and meaning of these two words are exactly the same, and they are common to each other. Four tones represent four tones: one is to say hello; Two voices are surprise and doubt; Three times for disapproval, disagreement; The fourth is to answer or yes. Mi is a single vowel with a lingual surface, and the vocal organs should be kept in an unchangeable state. When Mi is pronounced, the tongue surface is slightly higher than A, the tip of the tongue is drooping, and the mouth is half open. In the Mandarin phonetic system, Mi is usually not syllable-independent, but only used when greeting, such as "Mi, come quickly!" "Chinese characters write" Ai "("Ai "has another pronunciation: ei). Although Mi is generally not monosyllabic or spelled with initials, it can be combined with vowels I and ü to form vowels ie and üe, and ie and üe can be spelled with initials, such as Jie (knot) and nüè (abuse). The e in ie and üe is actually mi, but the symbol above is omitted. It is difficult for northerners to learn a single vowel, so they can lengthen the vowel of ie or üe and take the phoneme at the back. Because Mi only has one word "alas" when it appears alone, it is not listed in the vowel table, but only mentioned in the "Description" of the Chinese Pinyin Scheme.

Can I exchange it for a child?

Mandarin vowels can be "Er" except Mi and er. It means you can't pronounce vowels alone. Mi is a single vowel in Mandarin, and it appears as a zero vowel. When syllables end in A, O, E, Mi and U (including o[u] in ao and iao), tongue sounds are rolled directly, because vowels are always combined with I and ü in Beijing pronunciation to form a compound vowel, which is generally not used alone or spelled directly with initials. There are 13 vowels of this kind. For example: a-ar: the handle rubs the ice crumbs to pick up the stubble, the tree is right, and the slag falls off. Ia-iar: feet are bean sprouts, small boxes are bookshelves, brothers are wallets, ua-uar: New Year's toothbrush, melon, jacket, flowers, jokes, o-or: a bunch of scarves, matchmakers on the hillside, sawdust, Buddha, uo-uor: dimples are angry and work. Children's desk, novel, zipper, e-er: lunch box, box, eggshell, fun car, passbook, ier: steps, half step, small shoes, a small dish, leaves, üe-Er: clown, dumb mouth, small boots, head hole, leap moon, u-ur: rabbit, eyes, batter, pawn.

The pronunciation of rice

The vowel ㄝ is written as ㄝ when used alone. Pinyin Mi sounds like ai (love), but the sound length is very short; Like e (hungry), but not as clear as the "hungry" sound; What is certain is not to read ei. Because the pronunciation of the word "alas" is ten tones, all of which are four tones except āi and m: i, and ei is also four tones. It can be seen that mi and ei have different pronunciations. However, sometimes only the Chinese character "alas" can be pronounced. So it doesn't matter if you pronounce it as ei. For example: well, I say hello. Please come here. ~, come on! Express surprise or sudden memory. ~, how did he leave! ~, I have a movie at three! Well, I disapprove. Such as ~, that's not true! Aye, aye, to express agreement or approval. I'm coming! The traditional Chinese character "ai" has an "ai", and some people write the word "ai". The phonetic symbol of goose is ㄜ, while the phonetic symbol of ㄝ is ㄝ, which is a completely different pronunciation. In addition, the phonetic symbol of "ie" or "Ye" is "ㄧㄝ", so it can be inferred that the pronunciation of "ㄝ" is the pronunciation of the English letter E [e]. In Xinhua Dictionary, two words are pronounced "Ai" and "Ai". The usage and meaning of these two words are exactly the same, and they are common to each other. Four tones represent four tones: one is to say hello; Two voices are surprise and doubt; Three times for disapproval, disagreement; The fourth is to answer or yes. Mi is a single vowel with a lingual surface, and the vocal organs should be kept in an unchangeable state. When Mi is pronounced, the tongue surface is slightly higher than A, the tip of the tongue is drooping, and the mouth is half open. In the Mandarin phonetic system, Mi is usually not syllable-independent, but only used when greeting, such as "Mi, come quickly!" "Chinese characters write" Ai "("Ai "has another pronunciation: ei). Although Mi is generally not monosyllabic or spelled with initials, it can be combined with vowels I and ü to form vowels ie and üe, and ie and üe can be spelled with initials, such as Jie (knot) and nüè (abuse). The e in ie and üe is actually mi, but the symbol above is omitted. It is difficult for northerners to learn a single vowel, so they can lengthen the vowel of ie or üe and take the phoneme at the back. Because Mi only has one word "alas" when it appears alone, it is not listed in the vowel table, but only mentioned in the "Description" of the Chinese Pinyin Scheme.

alphabet

Letter name letter name

Aa ㄚ Nn ㄋㄝ

Bb ㄅㄝ Oo ㄛ

Cc to PP.

Dd ㄉㄝ Qq ㄑㄧㄡ

Ee ㄜ Rr ㄚㄦ

France ㄝㄈㄝㄙ SS

gɡㄍㄝ·ㄊㄝ·TT

ㄏㄚ Uu ㄨ

ㄧㄞㄝ

Jj ㄐㄧㄝ Ww ㄨㄚ

Kk ㄎㄝ Xx ㄒㄧ

ㄝㄌ Yy ㄧㄚ

ㄝㄇ·ZZ·ㄗㄝ

V hanyu pinyin scheme is used to spell loanwords, minority languages and dialects. The writing of letters follows the general writing habits of Latin letters.

Initial consonant table

BP

Don't worry, don't worry, don't worry.

ɡ k h j q x

I don't know what to do, but I don't know what to do.

zh ch sh r z c s

Knowing poetry, knowing the sun, knowing the capital and thinking.

When Chinese characters are phonetic, zh, ch and sh can be omitted to make the spelling short. .................................................................................................z c s

Rhyme table

I'm naked, and neither are you.

A ㄚㄚㄧㄚㄨㄚㄚㄨ frog.

ㄛㄛㄨㄛㄛ Bird's Nest

Yi Yi Ya Yi Ya Yi Ya Yi Ya Yi Ya.

I feel sorry for UAI.

Ei uei Wei

Aoㄠ aoㄧ waist

Ouou, you're worried

It's unfair to bend a cigarette.

In ㄣㄧㄣㄧㄣㄨㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣㄣ1

A ㄤㄤㄧㄤㄤㄨㄤㄤㄤㄤㄤㄤㄤㄤㄤㄤㄤㄤㄤㄤㄤ𞮸ㄤㄤㄤ

In ㄥㄥㄥㄥㄨㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥ1

In ㄨㄙㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥ.

(1) The vowels of the words "zhi, Fu, shi, Ri, Zi and Si" are all I, that is, the words "Zhi, Fu, Shi, Ri, Zi, Ci and Si" are spelled as zhi, chi and Shi. ⑵ The vowel pinyin scheme is written as er, and when it is used as the ending, it is written as R.. For example, "children" spell children, and "flowers" spell flowers. (3) The vowel ㄝ is written as ㄝ when used alone. (4) When there is no vowel before the vowel in line I, it is written as clothing (clothing), Y╹ (ah), Ye (yeah), Y╹O (waist), You (worry), Y╹N (smoke), Yin (cause) and (middle). When there is no vowel before the vowel in line U, it is written as wu (Wu), w\u (Frog), wo (Wo), w\u I (crooked), wei (Wei), w\u n (curved), wen (warm) and Wang. When there is no initial in front of the vowel in line ü, it is written as: yu (circuitous), yu (about), yuɑn (unjust), yun (dizzy); ④ Omit the above two points. When vowels in line ü are spelled with initials J, Q and X, they are written as ju (Ju), qu (Qu) and xu (Xu), and the above two points are also omitted; But when spelled with the initials n and l, it is still written as: female (female) and Lu (Lu). ⑸ When the initials ⑸iou, uei and uen are added, they are written as iu, ui and un. Such as cattle (yellow cattle), ω UI (regression), and Lun (theory). [6] When phonetic notation is used in Chinese characters, ng can be omitted in order to make the spelling short. .

Tone symbol

Yin Ping and Yang Ping walked up and down.

- / ∨ ﹨

Tone symbols are marked on the main vowels of syllables. Don't underestimate. For example: mom, mā, mom, mom, m, m, m, m, m.

Flat and rising tone, up and down softly.

Syllable separator ()

When syllables starting with O and E are connected behind other syllables, if the syllable boundaries are confused, they should be separated by a sound insulation symbol ('), such as Pio (fur coat).