2 thoughts on “IA IAO IAN ong ie UAI UAI UAI UAN UANG VAN, I don't understand what these are, do you have such a vowel?”
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Except for the last one, the front is the males. Puctuels: The vowels combined by two or three vowels are called Fuyun. There are thirteen vowels in Mandarin: AI, EI, AO, OU, IA, IE, UA, UA, UO, üe, IAO, IOU, UAI, UEI. The nasal vowel: The vowel made of nasal consonants with one or two vowels is called the nasal vowel. There are sixteen nasal vowels: An, Ian, UAN, üan, EN, IN, Uen, ün, Ang, IANG, UANG, ENG, Ing, UNG, Ong, Iong. mart a few Chinese: (JIA) intersection (JIAO) Jiang (jiang) The last one asked is not a maiden, there is no V in the Chinese pinyin. It hope to help you.
The three -pinned section is that there is also a messenger between the mother and the vowels, forming a syllable with three pinyin components. Such syllables are the three -pinned sector. For example: IA, plus the sound mother J, becoming JIA, that is, j (voice mother) -I
Except for the last one, the front is the males.
Puctuels: The vowels combined by two or three vowels are called Fuyun. There are thirteen vowels in Mandarin: AI, EI, AO, OU, IA, IE, UA, UA, UO, üe, IAO, IOU, UAI, UEI.
The nasal vowel: The vowel made of nasal consonants with one or two vowels is called the nasal vowel. There are sixteen nasal vowels: An, Ian, UAN, üan, EN, IN, Uen, ün, Ang, IANG, UANG, ENG, Ing, UNG, Ong, Iong.
mart a few Chinese:
(JIA) intersection (JIAO) Jiang (jiang) The last one asked is not a maiden, there is no V in the Chinese pinyin.
It hope to help you.
The three -pinned section is that there is also a messenger between the mother and the vowels, forming a syllable with three pinyin components. Such syllables are the three -pinned sector. For example: IA, plus the sound mother J, becoming JIA, that is, j (voice mother) -I