Englis-English alphabet and phonetic transcription

　　

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The most basic is: 26 English alphabet 48 phonetic transcription
A total of 26 English letters, consisting of 5 vowels and 21 consonant letters
5 Vowel letters: A[ei], E[i:], i[AI], O[eu], U[ju:]; (A E i o u)
21 Consonant letters
b [b] bag bike bus blue
c [K] Cake card Cooll
c [s] face decide cinema
d [d] desk dad Day
f [F] fine five face off
g [g] Good bag ago
g [d?] Gym Giraffe Gentle
g [?] Massage Rouge Prestige
h [h] Hello hat hot hand heat
J [d?] Jacket job June July Japan
K [K] key like bike nook
l [l] Hello like lake
l [?] Milk Bell cycle
m [m] Morning name me
n [n] no nice in neck
n [?] Pink Bank sunk
p [p] map pen Apple picture
R [r] Frank Red Rectangular
s [s] spell thanks six summer
s [?] sugar Asia pressure
s [?] Pleasure Leisure Vision
t [t] it what the White ten twelve Twenty
v [v] evening vest very Vongola
w [W] what do we well
x [KS] box six
x [GZ] Exam Exhaust
y [j] You yellow Yes
Z [z] Zoo Zero
Z [?] Crozier Seizure
ck [K] Black chick
CH [t?] China chose
ph [f] phone photo
SH [?] Shoes Shape She
th [θ] thank three
th [E] these them
WH [HW]
WH [H] who whose
TR [TR] Tree train truck
Dr [Dr] dress Dragon drove
TS [TS] What's it ' s cats
DS [DZ] Beds hands cards
qu [kw] quitequantity queue

(Vowel, consonant is a kind of phoneme)
In phonetics and phonology, the word "phoneme" refers to the sound that is emitted when speaking.

The previous phonetic transcription can now also be called phonemes, and it is now widely known as phonemes. The phonemes in each language are different, even in the same language, where dialects are different. Phonemes should be separated from the human body's pronounced accent, because phonemes refer to a regular and limited pronunciation system and the human body's pronunciation is infinite. In English as an example, there are 48 phonemes in English, including 20 vowels and 28 consonants. The function of English consonants and vowels in language is equivalent to the consonant and vowel in Chinese. The symbol for recording phonetic phonemes is called phonetic transcription.

The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), which refers to the phonetic alphabet, which is formulated by the World Phonetic Association, has one by one correspondence with the phonemes of all human languages.
A phoneme is the smallest unit or smallest piece of speech that makes up a syllable, and is the smallest linear unit of speech that is divided from the angle of sound quality.

A syllable is a basic unit of sound that can be distinguished by hearing, and its composition is divided into three parts of the abdomen, so that there is a perceptible boundary between the syllables. In Chinese, the pronunciation of a Chinese character is usually a syllable. Putonghua commonly used basic non-tone syllable of 400, have tone syllable (not including softly) for more than 1300.

English syllable Editing
Division method: Syllable is the basic unit of pronunciation, any word pronunciation, is decomposed into a syllable read aloud. In English vowels (a total of five of a E i o u) are particularly loud, a vowel phoneme (phoneme is not a letter) can constitute a syllable, a vowel phoneme and one or several consonant phonemes can also form a syllable.

English words have one syllable, two syllables, multiple syllables, one syllable called monosyllabic words, two syllables are called two-syllable words, and more than two syllables are called multiple syllables. Such as: Take is a single syllable word; ' ta-ble table is a two-syllable word; po-' ta-to potato, po-pu-' la-tion population, con-gra-tu-' la-tion Congratulations, te-le-com-mu-ni-' ca-tion Telecommunications, etc. are multi-syllable words
The core of a syllable is a vowel, a vowel can be a single syllable, or it can form a syllable with a consonant letter, not to confuse vowels with vowels.

There are 48 phonemes in English, including 20 vowels, 28 consonants
A vowel is a sound that is emitted by the air through the mouth during pronunciation, and is called a vowel.
A sound that is obstructed in the mouth or pharyngeal by a consonant, called a consonant, or consonant.

20 vowels Pronunciation Word example
Unit tone 12 below
1) [I:] easy, sleep, tea, sea, he, see, piece, Ceiling
2) [?] insect, sit, build, Miss , Myth
3) [E] Every, bed, desk, head,
4) [?] about, item, teacher, cadre, ago, forget, polite, dollar, doctor, Famo US, Saturday
5) [?] book, look, put, women, could
6) [u:] Boot, You,good, who, blue, soup,
7) [?:] Earth, firs T, fur, girl, work, serve, nurse
8) [?:] Or, stories, Law,door, more, sport, ball, warm, author, court, bought, caught BR>9) [?] apple, sad, bad, land, bank, stamp (the middle of a and e are connected)
) [?] up, cup, come, blood, rough
One) [a:] After, Fath Er, far, car, fast, class, plant, calm, Aunt
) [?] on, hot, want

8 double vowels are as follows:
[??] Earring, clearly, hear, dear, idea, deer, here, fierce,
[??] Pure, tour, poor
[??] air, wear, pear, care, there, fair
[E?] Able, take, say, cake, they, play, eight, great,
[??] oil, coin, boy
[A?] eye, right, bike, die, neither, light, try, find, height
[??] Open, boat, no, phone, cold, boat, soul, Grow (o)
[A?] out, the sound, the cow, the house, the Town (AO)

28 consonants
Burst sound: The airflow broke through the mouth and broke out (6)
[P], [b], [t], [d], [K], [G]
Friction sound: The sound produced by rubbing through the mouth part (10)
[f], [v], [s], [z], [θ], [e], [?], [?], [H], [R]
Broken fricative: broken fricative is broken fricative, the rub represents a friction, broken fricative is a combination of blasting and friction sound
[TR], [Dr], [t], [d], [ts], [DZ] (6)
Nasal: Nasal Only three tones, is according to the previous medium and later points (3)
[m], [n], [?]
Semivowels: Sometimes as a consonant, sometimes as a vowel (2)
[W], [j]
Tongue laterals:
L

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2. Unit tone (short vowel)

　　

　　

　　

　　

　　

　　

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4. Blasting sound (turbid consonants)

　　

　　

　　

5. Blasting sound (clear consonant)

　　

　　

　　

6. Friction sound (clear consonant)

　　

　　

　　

　　

　　

7. Friction sound (turbid consonants)

　　

　　

　　

　　

　　

8. Broken fricative (clear consonants)

　　

　　

　　

9. Broken fricative (turbid consonants)

　　

　　

　　

10. Nasal (turbid consonants)

　　

　　

　　

11. Bing (turbid consonants)

　　

12. Semivowels (turbid consonants)

　　

　　

Englis-English alphabet and phonetic transcription