The phonetic symbols of the 26 English letters (new version)

A [ei] B? [bi:] C [si:] D? [di:] ? E e[i:] ? F [ef] ? G? [d3i:] ? H [ eit∫] ? I? [ai] ?

J j [d3ei] ? K k [kei] ? L l [el] M m [em] ?N n [en] ?O o [u ] ? P p [pi:] ? Q? [kju:] ? R? [a:]

S? [es] T [ti:] ? U? [ju:] ? V? [ vi:] ? W? [′d∧blju:] ? ： Aa Hh Jj Kk?

2) Contains vowels [i:] Letters: Phonetic symbols: Bb Cc Dd Ee Gg Pp Tt Vv?

3) Contains vowels [e] Letters: Phonetic symbols: ? Ff Ll Mm Nn ??Ss Xx Zz?

4) Contains vowels [ju:] Letters: Phonetic symbols: Uu Qq Ww?

5) Contains vowels [ ai] Letters: Phonetic symbols: ? Ii Yy

Extended information:

(1) Phonetic symbols (International Phonetic Alphabet) are symbols for recording phonemes and are also symbols for writing phonemes. They are used in in linguistics. The proposer of phonetic symbols is H. Swester P. Percy Jones. There are 20 vowels, 28 consonants, and 48 *** in the English phonetic symbols.

(2) How to memorize English letters quickly

Capital A, tripod, is the boss in alphabetical order.

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 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.