1, the composition of the whole recognition syllable. The whole syllable consists of initials and finals, in which finals are an indispensable part of syllables. In the overall recognition of syllables, the combination of initials and finals is special. They can read syllables directly instead of spelling them like ordinary syllables.
2. The pronunciation of the whole recognized syllable also has its own characteristics. In the whole syllable, the initials and finals are pronounced as a whole, rather than the initials and finals as in ordinary syllables. For example, the syllable "zhi" is pronounced as /zhi/ instead of /zhi/+/i/. Similarly, the pronunciation of syllables such as "eat", "yes" and "day" is also the whole pronunciation.
3. The spelling of the whole recognized syllable also has its own characteristics. In the whole syllable, the spelling of initials and finals is recorded as a whole, instead of recording initials and finals separately like ordinary syllables. For example, the spelling of syllables such as straight, red, yes and Japanese is recorded as a whole.
Knowledge about syllables
1, syllable is the most basic phonetic unit in a language, and usually consists of one or more phonemes. Phoneme refers to the smallest combination of sounds and meanings in a language, which can be vowels, consonants or intermediate sounds. A syllable usually includes a tonic and a consonant. The tonic is the main vowel in a syllable, and the consonant is the consonant that appears before and after the tonic.
2. The division of syllables is an important issue in phonetics. Generally speaking, the division of syllables depends on the natural rhythm and grammatical structure of speech. In Chinese, the division of syllables is usually determined according to the combination of initials and finals. For example, the syllable of "Zhong" is zhong and the syllable of "Guo" is guó.
3. The combination and change of syllables is an important phenomenon in language. Different languages have different rules and forms of syllable combination. In Chinese, the change of syllables is mainly realized by the change of tones, initials and finals. For example, "Ma" can be changed into different tone forms such as "mā", "má" and "mǐ".