China's International Phonetic Alphabet Catalogue.

Chapter 65438 +0 English Phonetic Basis

Chapter II International Phonetic Alphabet Training

Part 65438 +0 vowel

The vowel before Day0 1

No.02 Tianyuan Yinqian

Vowels on day 03

Day 04 Regular review and testing

Vowels after the 05th day

Vowels after day 06

Vowels after the 07th day

Day 08 Regular review and testing

Day 09 diphthongs

Day 10 diphthongs

Day 1 1 day diphthongs

Day 12 diphthongs

Periodic review and testing on day 13

The second part of consonants

Blasting sound on day 14

Blasting sound on day 15

Blasting sound on day 16

Periodic review and testing on day 17

Day 18 fricative sound

Fricative sound on day 19

Day 20 fricative sound

Day2 1 fricative sound

Day 22 fricative sound

Day 23 fricative sound

Day 24 Regular review and testing

Fricative sound on the 25th day

Day 26 fricative sound

Day 27 fricative sound

Day 28 Nasal sound

Day 29 Tongue sounds

Day 30 Stage Review and Testing

Chapter III Application of International Phonetic Alphabet

1 part of 26 letters and common spoken abbreviations

The most easily mispronounced words in China.

The third part is simple life and travel

The fourth part reads the passage aloud

appendix

Appendix 1 Differences between English and American Pronunciation

Appendix 2 Differences between English and American Vocabulary

Appendix 3 Basic English Spelling Rules

Appendix 4 English International Phonetic Alphabet Change Table

Appendix 5 MP3 file index of CD

List of "Pronunciation Jokes"

1. Nonsense

2. Free women

3. Why does this China call himself an "idiot"?

Can you speak fluent English?

Why does the Japanese Prime Minister make a fool of himself by speaking English?

6. Perfect English

7. cats and mice

8. Flight time

9. So "replenishment"

10. Why did China students' English pronunciation almost scare Americans to death?

Recognize shapes and handwriting list