26 letters to recite jingle

Twenty-six letters to recite jingle:

Capital A, tripod, alphabet number boss.

The capital B looks like a snowman, with a fat belly and a big head.

The capital C looks like a crescent moon, a half-crescent moon hanging in the sky.

The capital D looks like a harp, with a melodious sound.

The capital E is not simple, it is a huge mountain to turn over.

Capital F, submachine gun, soldiers carry guns on the battlefield.

Capital G, coat hook, the coat will not be lost when hooked.

The capital H is square and upright, with two vertical lines and a small horizontal line.

Capital I, rolling pin, has a long length and is rolled on the dough.

Capital J, elephant trunk, the elephant trunk is really powerful.

Capital K, crocodile mouth, mouth to the right.

The capital L is like leather boots. Wear leather boots and walk around the world.

The capital M, twists and turns, twists and turns to pass four levels.

The capital N is folded in two, with one fold in the middle.

The capital 0 looks like an egg, which is round.

The capital P looks like a flag, hung on a flagpole.

The capital Q looks like a balloon, and you are walking down the street holding a balloon.

The capital R is walking, a little man taking big steps.

The capital S is like a snake, running forward in a winding way.

The capital T is horizontal and vertical, one horizontal and one vertical is a T.

Capital U, big horseshoe, the horse's hoof is so big that it reaches the end of the mountain.

A capital V with a pointed head and arms stretched out to reach the sky.

The capital W means mountains in the water, and the lake reflects the mountains.

The capital X looks like a multiplication sign, with two slashes crossing each other.

The capital Y represents the big branches, with new shoots growing on them.

The capital Z is like a swan, bending its neck to sing a song.

The 26 English letters and their pronunciation phonetic symbols are as follows:

A a [ei]; B b [bi:]; C c [si:]; D d [di:]; E e [i:]; F f [ef]; G g [d3i:]; H h [eit∫]; I i [ai]; J j [d3ei]; K k [kei]; L l [el] ; M m [em] ; N n [en]; O o [?u]; P p [pi:]; Q q [kju:]; R r [ɑ:]; S s [es]; T t [ ti:]; U u [ju:]; V v [vi:]; W w [′d∧blju:]; X x [eks]; Y y [wai]; Z z [zi:][zed].

We can see from the above that some of the English letters contain different vowel phonemes. For example:

1) Letters containing vowel phonemes [ei]: Aa Hh Jj Kk Phonetic symbols: [ei] [eit∫] [d3ei] [kei] 2) Letters containing vowel phonemes [i:] : Bb Cc Dd Ee Gg Pp Tt Vv Phonetic symbols: [bi:] [si:] [di:] [i:] [d3i:] [pi:][ti:] [vi:]

3) Letters containing vowel phonemes [e]: Ff Ll Mm Nn ??Ss Xx Zz Phonetic symbols: [ef] [el] [em] [en] [es] [eks] [zed]

4) Containing vowel phonemes [ju:] Letters: Uu Qq Ww Phonetic symbols: [ju:] [kju:] [`d∧blju:] 5) Containing vowel phonemes [ai] Letters: Ii Yy Phonetic symbols: [ai] [wai ]

5) Letters starting with vowels include: A a [ei] E e [i:] F f [ef] H h [eit∫] I i [ai] L l [el ] M m [em] N n [en] O o [?u] R r [ɑ：] S s [es] X x [eks] When these letters are used with the indefinite article, an is used.

Twenty-six uppercase and lowercase letters nursery rhymes:

Big A’s arrow points upward, little a’s braid looks good;

Big B’s ear is long on the right side, and little b’s index finger Point upward;

Big C opens its mouth when eating, small c looks the same as big C;

Big D has a round and fat belly, and small d is hidden in the staff.

The big E holds the mountain upright, and the small e looks like fish with delicious flavor;

The big F looks like it is tied to a flagpole, and the small f looks like a small crutch;

Big G lets C hang a stick, and little G's big braid is really long.

The big N lightning is really bright, and the small n is mounted on the wall with a single door;

The big O is like a big egg, and the small o is a quail egg;

The big P is round The flag is flying high, and little p asks b to practice handstand;

Big Q is picking watermelons on the vine, and small q is very similar to 9;

Big R is P kicking his right leg, and small r is pointing upwards Pout.

The big S is like a winding stream, and the small s is like an 8 that is not closed;

The big T has a hammer clanging, and the small t is just like a seven;

The big "H" letter is placed upside down, and the small "H" chair is placed sideways.

The big I has a long I in the middle, and the small i looks like a person kneeling on the ground;

The big J looks like a "factory", and the small j bullets shoot out of a gun;

Big K stretches out his arms and kicks his legs, while little K rests and thinks about things;

Big L clocks three o'clock, little I is like a ham;

Big M seagulls are flying , small m nostrils are long.

The big U trap is at the bottom, and the little u puts the n upside down;

The big V holds up two fingers, and the little v has a long and pointed chin.

The big W is M lying on his back, and the small w doubles the v;

The big X is like a fork on a drawing book, and the small x is busy cutting clothes with scissors.

The big Y slingshot has no rubber band, and the small y has more tails than the v;

Big Z is most similar to 2, and the small z breathes the loudest.

Specifications for writing 26 letters:

1.Aa

When writing, please pay attention to the angle of the two feet of the capital A not to be too large, which will affect the appearance. Write the circle of a a little rounder.

2.Bb

When writing, please pay attention to the top and bottom of the capital B to be symmetrical and beautiful, and the circle on the right side of the lowercase b should be rounded.

3.Cc

The writing of this letter is relatively simple. Pay attention to the arc of the circle and it will be more beautiful when written.

4.Dd

Usually there is no problem with capital D. What is easy to make mistakes is the stroke order of lowercase d. You should write the circle on the left first, and then write the vertical stroke.

5.Ee

When writing, pay attention to the stroke order of the capital E. The first stroke is the vertical one on the left, and then the three short horizontal strokes on the right.

6.Ff

When writing, pay attention to the stroke order of the capital F. Also write the vertical stroke on the left first, and then the two short horizontal strokes on the right.

7.Gg

When writing, pay attention to the smoothness of the arc of the circle, and the writing will be more beautiful.

8.Hh

When writing, pay attention to the stroke order of the capital H. You should write the two vertical strokes first, and then the short horizontal stroke in the middle.

9.Ii

When writing, pay attention to the stroke order of the lowercase i. The first stroke should be written vertically, and the second stroke should be written one point above.

10.Jj

When writing, pay attention to the stroke order of the lowercase j as above. Write a vertical hook in the first stroke and a dot in the second stroke.

11.Kk

When writing, please note that the uppercase K occupies the upper two spaces, while the foot of the lowercase k only occupies the middle space.

12.Ll

When writing, be careful not to make the second stroke of the capital L too long. Its length is about half of the vertical length.

13.Mm

When writing, pay attention to the first stroke from top to bottom. The uppercase M should be written with edges and corners, while the lowercase m should be written with roundness.

14.Nn

When writing, pay attention to the same as above, and pay attention to the direction of the first stroke.

15.Oo

When writing, be sure to write as roundly as possible, with uppercase letters occupying the upper two spaces and lowercase letters occupying the middle space.

16.Pp

When writing, please note that the first stroke should be written on the left side first. The uppercase P occupies the upper two spaces and the lowercase p occupies the lower two spaces.

17.Qq

Note that the lowercase q occupies the next two spaces, which is exactly the opposite of the previous letter p, so you should pay attention to distinguish it.

18.Rr

When writing, pay attention to the first vertical stroke on the left. Do not write the circle of the capital R too large to avoid being top-heavy.

19.Ss

When writing, pay attention that the turning point should be in the middle of the letter and not top-heavy.

20.Tt

When writing, pay attention to the stroke order of the lowercase t. The first stroke should be a vertical hook first, and then a short horizontal stroke.

21.Uu

When writing, please note that the capital U has no tail.

22.Vv

When writing, be careful not to open it at an excessively large angle.

23.Ww

The writing direction is just opposite to Mm, so pay attention to the distinction.

24.Xx

Pay attention to the order of strokes when writing. The first stroke should be written on the left first.

25.Yy

When writing, please note that the uppercase Y occupies the upper two spaces and the lowercase y occupies the lower two spaces.

26.Zz

When writing, please note that the uppercase Z occupies the upper two spaces and the lowercase z only occupies the middle space.

The origin of the English letters:

The English letters, the letters on which the current English (English) is based, have a total of 26. The modern English alphabet completely borrows the 26 Latin letters. The so-called "Latin alphabet" is the alphabet used by the ancient Romans. The same letters form the ISO basic Latin alphabet.

The English alphabet originated from the Latin alphabet, the Latin alphabet originated from the Greek alphabet, and the Greek alphabet evolved from the Phoenician alphabet. The Phoenician alphabet was deeply influenced by the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. During the New Kingdom of ancient Egypt, the Phoenician region was under Egyptian rule for most of the time, and the Phoenicians were deeply influenced by Egyptian culture.

About the 13th century BC, the Phoenicians created the first alphabetical writing in human history, with 22 letters (no vowels). This is the great contribution of the Phoenicians to human culture. The Phoenician alphabet was the beginning of alphabetic writing in the world. [1] In the West, it derived from the ancient Greek alphabet, which in turn developed into the Latin alphabet and the Cyrillic alphabet. The Greek alphabet and the Latin alphabet are the basis of all Western alphabets. In the East, it derived from the Arabic alphabet, from which the Indian, Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and other national alphabets evolved. China's Uyghur, Mongolian, and Manchu alphabets also evolved from this.

According to research, the Phoenician alphabet was mainly developed based on ancient Egyptian pictorial characters. In ancient Egypt, "A" represents a picture of "ox head"; "B" represents a picture of "home" or "yard"; "C" and "G" represent a picture of "curved ruler"; "D" represents The picture of "door leaf"; "E" is the picture of a "person raising his hands and shouting"; "F", "V" and "Y" are pictures of "stick" or "stick"; "H" "I" is a picture that represents "open hand"; "K" is a picture that represents "palm"; "M" is a picture that represents "water"; "N" is a picture that represents "water" "O" is the picture of "eyes"; "P" is the picture of "mouth"; "Q" is the picture of "rope"; "R" is the picture of "head" "S" and "X" represent pictures of "hilly land" or "fish"; "T" represents a picture of "vertical cross"; "Z" represents a picture of "pry" or "arrow" . In the 2nd century BC, the Latin alphabet included these 23 letters. Later, for the convenience of engraving and handwriting, and to distinguish the vowel "V" from the consonant "V", the lower part of the original "V" was changed into a circle and was named the vowel "U"; Connecting two "V"s creates a "W" used as a consonant. The appearance of this "W" is already in the 11th century. Later, people slightly changed "I" and created another consonant letter "J". In this way, the original 23 letters plus the three letters "U", "W", and "J" form a 26-letter alphabet. In the Middle Ages, the Latin alphabet was basically finalized, and later Western scripts (including English, of course) evolved from it.

English began to become a written language around the sixth century AD during the Anglo-Saxon era. At that time, Roman Catholic missionaries were responsible for recording the spoken language of the local people into writing.

The problem they faced was that the English language at that time (that is, Old English) had more than 40 different phonemes. However, they only had 23 Roman letters in their hands (there were no J, U, or W at the time), and they could not correspond one to one.

The 27 letters of Old English are as follows:

a ? b c d ? e f g h i l m n o p r s t x y and the rarely used k, q, v and z, without the letters j and u.

In the Middle Ages, the letter ? was replaced by w; ? was replaced by a, but it was retained in the later International Phonetic Alphabet; ? and ? were replaced by the word group th, but the former was replaced by the later International Phonetic Alphabet. It is retained in the International Phonetic Alphabet.

The letters u and j, unlike v and i, were introduced in the 16th century, and w has the status of an independent letter, so that the English alphabet is now considered to consist of the following 26 letters: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. The lowercase long s (?) of S continued into early modern English, being used in a non-final form until the early 19th century.

Rhymes for learning Chinese Pinyin letters:

Bpmf is so naughty and goes to dtnl to play games; gkh and jqx are noisy and want to go. zcs, I heard it, I put my chair back on my chair and ran after him, r shouted from behind: "zh, ch, sh, walk slowly, there's also my little r with a raised tongue, I'll call y again and w, the initial consonant members are all present.

Hook nine "g", reverse hook "e", say "a" with a flick of the tail, and pronounce "o" with a big zero. "i", teacup "u", swallow flew into "w", bench "n", chair "h"; upper hook "f", lower hook "t", three legs, just read "m", single one. Just read "".

The positive six is ??"b", the negative six is ??"d", the positive nine is "q", the negative nine is "p" and the whole cross is "x", and the half cross of "k" is pronounced with a vertical cross? quot;r", the waiter will pronounce "z" as half a zero, then pronounce "c", and pronounce "s" in a zigzag manner. Z, c, s each add h, and the curled tongue is almost the same.

b Zhang Xiaobo listens to the radio, p a small water spoon is held in the water, m two small doors next to each other, f big Buddha and small Buddha, dtnl horseshoe, small white pigeon, small flower pigeon, k two small tadpoles, h small chair Sitting sideways, j the little chicken is so naughty, q I have a flag, x the little brother is so naughty, z there is a child named Erzi, c hedgehog hedgehog, s silkworm baby, spinning silk, zh ch sh, r red sun red sun In the sky, yw a tree fork looks like a big Y.

a A small garden with a round face, o A big rooster crows, goose and goose, | little Yiyi, u crow, crow is lazy, u. , small fish, small fish with a raised tail, ai sister and brother next to you, ei oh, ul wearing a scarf, ao squirrel making porridge, ou a piece of lotus root on the left, iu stamp attached to the letter, ie coconut tree tall and tall, ue, moon , the moon hangs in the sky, en Xiao En En learns pinyin, in green grass and greenery, un white clouds are high and bright, un a big snowman is piled in front of the door, yuan small garden is drawn round, ang eng ing ong, er short ears, small tree Long, hold a balloon in the wind, jqx, little naughty, dig out the eyes of fish when you see them

The formula for reading vowels is as follows:

(1) Single vowels (6). ): aah ooh e goose i u u ü round.

(2) Compound vowels (8): ai love ei eh uiwei aaoouououiuyouyeyeüeyue.

(3) Special vowel finals (1): er

(4) Front nasal finals (5): an an en en in because of un wen ü n halo. .

(5) Back nasal vowels (4): anganghenghengyingyingonghong

(6) Overall recognition of syllables (16) zhi (woven). chi (eat) shi (lion) ri ((日) zi (word) ci (thorn).

si (silk) yi (clothes) wu (wu) yu (fish) ye (ye) yue (month) yuan (round) yin (because) yun (cloud) ying (eagle)

Hanyu Pinyin writing requirements:

Four lines and three squares to remember,

The pinyin letters live inside.

If your arms grow, you will live in the upper square.

If you grow a tail, you will live in the lower square.

The middle grid must be full,

the upper grid and the lower grid should not be welted.

Chinese pinyin alphabet writing jingle:

Semicircle vertically curved, a a a;

Circle circle, ooo;

Short horizontal semicircle, eee ;

Add a dot to a short vertical line, iii;

Add a vertical line to a vertical bend, uuu;

Add two dots to u, ?ü?;

Semicircle vertical left bend, ggg;

Vertical left bend, add a point, jjj;

Vertical, left bend, vertical, h and n;

Right oblique and left oblique , Y and

Obliquely down, obliquely up, obliquely down, obliquely up, w w w;

Fold horizontally, z zz;

Bend left and right, s s s.

Chinese Pinyin jingle:

First mark aoe,

then mark iu ü.

i and u are marked side by side.

The superscript i is marked with a dot.

If it is not marked softly, it will be left empty.

Chinese Pinyin jingle for compound vowels:

The compound vowels are really interesting, two single vowels together.

The words are heavy in the front and light in the back, and it is pronounced in one breath.

First a and then i ai\ai\ai\My sister and I are taller and shorter.

First e and then i ei\ei\ei Work hard ei ei ei.

First u and then i uilui\ui\ My sister wore a scarf and smiled slightly.

First a and then oao\ao\ao\ Auntie likes to wear floral cotton-padded jackets.

First o then u ou\ou\ou\Lotus lotus couple ou ou Seagulls flying over the sea.

Post the letter first i and then u iu\iuliu\ in front of the mailbox.

First ie ielielie\coconut leaves ie ie.

First U and then e üelüelüe\ Moon Sister ue ue ue The little fish rides the goose to visit the moon.

First e then r er\er\erTwo earserererThe wild goose has a small ear.

(Note: er is an independent syllable and does not overlap with any initial consonants.)