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Kamis, 14 Januari 2010

pinyin vowel(2)

For the last session i already share about Chinese pinyin vowel for 'a', 'o', 'e', and here i will discuss about another pinyin vowel. It's 'i' 'u' 'ü', i think from these 3, just 'ü' is the most difficult for pinyin vowel because you must try and try again, to make it correctly..

Now, here the 3 another Chinese pinyin vowel

'i'

We read 'yii' (maybe in english 'i' we called ai just like ice-cream, but in here 'i' is just like we say immune so it's a little different and maybe it's easier for Indonesian people to speak 'i' and also for practice this pinyin must we say yiiiii with a long sound )

'u'
We read 'wuuu'(In english 'u' we say a or e just like umbrella or urgent, in chinese 'u' we say wuuu with a long sound maybe it's easier for Indonesian people to speak it out because it's just as same as we say 'u' )

'ü'
We read 'yuuuiii'(I think this is the hardest one for pinyin vowel, because if you want to try to speak it out you must make your lips move on just like you want to kiss someone and the sound itself it's just a collaboration with 'u' and 'i' )

Basically, that's all of Chinese pinyin that available and for the next term i will give you Combination of Chinese pinyin vowel and Chinese pinyin consonant.

pinyin vowel


Well..I've already discuss about Chinese pinyin consonant in my last blog. Now i want to share with all of you about another that we called Chinese pinyin vowel. Pinyin vowel is less than pinyin consonant, it's just a vocal 'a' 'o' 'e' 'i' 'u' and 'ü'..

I think to learn Chinese mandarin pinyin vowel is easier than Chinese pinyin consonant so i think you'll learn it faster.

I'll try my best to explain about this
'a'
We say A(with a long sound like AAAA)

'o'
We say O(with a long sound like OOOO)

'e'
We say E(with a long sound like EEEE ; e->early not e->empty). And i inserted the picture for more information(hope you can understand what i meant)

For Chinese pinyin vowel 'i' 'u' 'ü' i will discuss later, for little information 'i' 'u' just same as 'a' 'e' 'o' but for 'ü' it's different case