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a a is pronounced like a as in "father".

ba  b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

a is pronounced like a as in "father".is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English

pa p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

a is pronounced like a as in "father".

ma m is pronounced like m as in "mother". a is pronounced like a as in "father".

fa f is pronounced like f as in "frog". a is pronounced like a as in "father".

da d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

a is pronounced like a as in "father".

ta  t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

a is pronounced like a as in "father".

na n is pronounced like n as in "night". a is pronounced like a as in "father".

la l is pronounced like l as in "love". a is pronounced like a as in "father".

ga g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

a is pronounced like a as in "father".

kak is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

a is pronounced like a as in "father".

ha h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is accompanied by

a strong puff of air. a is pronounced like a as in "father".

zha zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

a is pronounced like a as in "father".

cha ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

a is pronounced like a as in "father".

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sha sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

a is pronounced like a as in "father".

zaz is pronounced like ds as in "beads". a is pronounced like a as in "father".

ca  c is pronounced like ts as in "boots". a is pronounced like a as in "father".

sa s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

a is pronounced like a as in "father".

ai ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

bai b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

pai p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

mai m is pronounced like m as in "mother". ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

dai d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

tai t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

nai n is pronounced like n as in "night". ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

lai l is pronounced like l as in "love". ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

gai g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

kai k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

hai h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is accompanied

by a strong puff of air. ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

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zhai zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

chai ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

shai sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

zai z is pronounced like ds as in "beads". ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

caic is pronounced like ts as in "boots". ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

sai s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

ai is pronounced like i as in "fine".

an an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

ban b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

pan p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

man  m is pronounced like m as in "mother". an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

fan f is pronounced like f as in "frog". an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

dan d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

tan t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

nan n is pronounced like n as in "night". an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

lan l is pronounced like l as in "love". an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

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gan g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

kan k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

han h - h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is

accompanied by a strong puff of air.an - an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

zhan zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

chanch - ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

an - an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

shan sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

ran r is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue not

touching the roof of the mouth. an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

zan z - z is pronounced like ds as in "beads". an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

can c is pronounced like ts as in "boots". an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

san s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

an is pronounced like an as in "fan".

ang ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

bang b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

pang p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

mang m is pronounced like m as in "mother". ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

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fang f is pronounced like f as in "frog". ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

dang d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

 tang t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

nang n is pronounced like n as in "night". ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

lang l is pronounced like l as in "love". ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

gang g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

kang k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

hangh is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is

accompanied by a strong puff of air. ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

zhang zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

chang ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

shangsh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

rang r is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue

not touching the roof of the mouth. ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

zang z is pronounced like ds as in "beads". ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

cang c is pronounced like ts as in "boots". ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

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sang s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

ao ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

bao b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

pao  p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

mao m is pronounced like m as in "mother". ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

dao d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

tao t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

nao n is pronounced like n as in "night". ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

lao l is pronounced like l as in "love". ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

gao g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

kao k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

hao h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is

accompanied by a strong puff of air. ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

zhao zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

chao ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

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shao sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

raor is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue not

touching the roof of the mouth. ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

zao z is pronounced like ds as in "beads". ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

caoc is pronounced like ts as in "boots". ao is pronounced like ow as in cow".

sao s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

e e is pronounced like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and keep the tongue's position unchanged.

When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet". 

me m is pronounced like m as in "mother". e is pronounced like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your

mouth and keep the tongue's position unchanged.When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

de d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English. e is pronounced

like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and keep the tongue's position unchanged.When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

te t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air. e is pronounced like as

in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and keep the tongue's position unchanged.When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

nen is pronounced like n as in "night". e is pronounced like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and

keep the tongue's position unchanged.When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

le l is pronounced like l as in "love". e is pronounced like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and

keep the tongue's position unchanged. When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

ge g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

e is pronounced like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and keep the tongue's position unchanged.When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

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kek is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air. e is pronounced like as in

"stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and keep the tongue's position unchanged.When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

he h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is accompanied by a

strong puff of air. e is pronounced like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and keep the tongue's positionunchanged. When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

zhe zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat. e is pronounced like as

in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and keep the tongue's position unchanged.When it is used after i or y, it ispronounced like e as in "yet".

chech is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat. e is pronounced

like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and keep the tongue's position unchanged. When it is usedafter i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

she sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat. e is pronounced

like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and keep the tongue's position unchanged.When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

re r is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue not touching the

roof of the mouth. e is pronounced like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and keep the tongue's position

unchanged. When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

ze z is pronounced like ds as in "beads". e is pronounced like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your

mouth and keep the tongue's position unchanged.When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

ce c is pronounced like ts as in "boots". e is pronounced like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth

and keep the tongue's position unchanged.When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

ses is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English. e is pronounced

like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and keep the tongue's position unchanged.When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

ei ei is pronounced like a as in "date."

bei b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ei is pronounced like a as in "date."

peip is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

ei is pronounced like a as in "date."

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mei m is pronounced like m as in "mother". ei is pronounced like a as in "date."

fei f is pronounced like f as in "frog". ei is pronounced like a as in "date." dei d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ei is pronounced like a as in "date."

nei n is pronounced like n as in "night". ei is pronounced like a as in "date." lei l is pronounced like l as in "love". ei is pronounced like a as in "date." 

gei g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ei is pronounced like a as in "date."

hei h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is accompanied by

a strong puff of air. ei is pronounced like a as in "date."

shei sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat. ei is

pronounced like a as in "date."

zei z is pronounced like ds as in "beads". ei is pronounced like a as in "date."

en en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

ben b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

penp is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

men m is pronounced like m as in "mother". en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten". fen f is pronounced like f as in "frog". en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten". den d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

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nen n is pronounced like n as in "night". en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

gen g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

ken k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

hen h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is accompanied

by a strong puff of air. en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

zhen zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

chen ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

shen sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

ren r is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue not

touching the roof of the mouth. en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

zen z is pronounced like ds as in "beads". en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten". cen c is pronounced like ts as in "boots". en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

sen  s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

beng b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

peng p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

meng m is pronounced like m as in "mother". eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

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feng f is pronounced like f as in "frog". eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung". deng d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

teng t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

neng n is pronounced like n as in "night". eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung". leng l is pronounced like l as in "love". eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung". geng g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

keng k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

heng h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is

accompanied by a strong puff of air. eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

zheng zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

cheng ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

sheng sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

reng r is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue not

touching the roof of the mouth. eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

zeng  z is pronounced like ds as in "beads". eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung". ceng c is pronounced like ts as in "boots". eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

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seng s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung".

er  er is pronounced somewhat like er as in "mermaid"; r is pronounced with the tongue curled back

somewhat.

yi i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in

"bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound ismade. For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee". 

bi b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound is made.For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

pi p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

i  after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound is made.For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

mi m is pronounced like m as in "mother".

i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, theposition of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound is made. For example, si is pronounced like s asin "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

di d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound is made.For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

tit is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

i After b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound is made.For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

ni n is pronounced like n as in "night".

i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound is made.For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

lil is pronounced like l as in "love".

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i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, theposition of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound is made.For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

ji j is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward.

i After b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound ismade.For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

qi q is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound ismade. For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

xi x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound ismade. For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

zhi zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound ismade. For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

chi ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound ismade. For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

shi sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound is

made. For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

ri r is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue not touching the

roof of the mouth. i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound is made. Forexample, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

zi z is pronounced like ds as in "beads".

i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound ismade. For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

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ci c is pronounced like ts as in "boots". i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound ismade. For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

si s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English. i after b, d, j, l, m, n, p, q, t and x, the letter i is pronounced like ee as in "bee";after c, ch, r, s, sh, z and zh, the position of the tongue remains unchanged, and a voiced sound ismade. For example, si is pronounced like s as in "so", immediately followed by z as in "zoo".

ya y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in

"bee".a is pronounced like a as in "father".

dia d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ia is pronounced like yaw as in "yawn".

lia l is pronounced like l as in "love". ia is pronounced like yaw as in "yawn". jia j is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward. ia is pronounced like yaw as in "yawn".

qia q is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

ia is pronounced like yaw as in "yawn".

xia x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

ia is pronounced like yaw as in "yawn".

yan ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee".

bian b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ian is pronounced like "yen". 

pian p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

ian is pronounced like "yen".

mian m is pronounced like m as in "mother". ian is pronounced like "yen".

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dian  d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ian is pronounced like "yen".

tian t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ian is pronounced like "yen". 

nian n is pronounced like n as in "night". ian is pronounced like "yen".

lian l is pronounced like l as in "love". ian is pronounced like "yen". 

jian  j is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward.

iang is pronounced like y as in "yes", followed by ong as in "song". 

qianq is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

ian is pronounced like "yen". 

xian  x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

iang is pronounced like y as in "yes", followed by ong as in "song".

yang ang is pronounced like ong as in "song".

y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee".

niang n is pronounced like n as in "night".

iang is pronounced like y as in "yes", followed by ong as in "song".

liang l is pronounced like l as in "love".

iang is pronounced like y as in "yes", followed by ong as in "song".

jiangj is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward.

iang is pronounced like y as in "yes", followed by ong as in "song". 

qiang q is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

iang is pronounced like y as in "yes", followed by ong as in "song".

xiang x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

iang is pronounced like y as in "yes", followed by ong as in "song". 

yao ao is pronounced like ow as in "cow".

y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee". 

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biao  b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English. iao is

pronounced like yow as in "yowl".

piao p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

iao is pronounced like yow as in "yowl".

miao m is pronounced like m as in "mother". iao is pronounced like yow as in "yowl".

diao d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

iao is pronounced like yow as in "yowl".

tiaot is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

iao is pronounced like yow as in "yowl".

niao n is pronounced like n as in "night". iao is pronounced like yow as in "yowl". 

liao l is pronounced like l as in "love". iao is pronounced like yow as in "yowl". 

jiao j is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward.

iao is pronounced like yow as in "yowl".

qiao  q is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

iao is pronounced like yow as in "yowl".

xiao  x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

iao is pronounced like yow as in "yowl". 

ye y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee".

e is pronounced like as in "stir" ;naturally open up your mouth and keep the tongue's position unchanged.When it is used after i or y, it is pronounced like e as in "yet".

bie b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ie is pronounced like ye as in "yet".

pie p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

ie is pronounced like ye as in "yet".

mie m is pronounced like m as in "mother". ie is pronounced like ye as in "yet".

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die d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ie is pronounced like ye as in "yet".

tie t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ie is pronounced like ye as in "yet".

nie n is pronounced like n as in "night". ie is pronounced like ye as in "yet".

lie l is pronounced like l as in "love". ie is pronounced like ye as in "yet". 

jie j is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward.

ie is pronounced like ye as in "yet".

qie q is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

ie is pronounced like ye as in "yet".

xie x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

ie is pronounced like ye as in "yet". 

yin in is pronounced like in as in "pin".

y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee".

bin b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

in is pronounced like in as in "pin".

pin p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

in is pronounced like in as in "pin".

min m is pronounced like m as in "mother". in is pronounced like in as in "pin". 

nin n is pronounced like n as in "night". in is pronounced like in as in "pin".

lin l is pronounced like l as in "love". in is pronounced like in as in "pin". 

jin j is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward.

ing is pronounced like ing as in "sing". 

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qin q is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

in is pronounced like in as in "pin".

xin x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

in is pronounced like in as in "pin".

ying ing is pronounced like ing as in "sing".

y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee".

bing  b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ing is pronounced like ing as in "sing".

ping p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

ing is pronounced like ing as in "sing".

ming m is pronounced like m as in "mother". ing is pronounced like ing as in "sing". 

ding d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ing is pronounced like ing as in "sing".

ting t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ing is pronounced like ing as in "sing". 

ning  n is pronounced like n as in "night". ing is pronounced like ing as in "sing".

ling l is pronounced like l as in "love". ing is pronounced like ing as in "sing".

jing j is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward.

ing is pronounced like ing as in "sing". 

qing  q is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

ing is pronounced like ing as in "sing".

xing x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

ing is pronounced like ing as in "sing".

yo y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee".

o is pronounced somewhat like o as in "hot", but with the mouth not as wide open.

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yong y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee".

ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

jiongj is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward.

iong is pronounced like y as in "yes", followed by o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

qiong q is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

iong is pronounced like y as in "yes", followed by o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

xiong x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

iong is pronounced like y as in "yes", followed by o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring" 

you y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee".

ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

miu m is pronounced like m as in "mother". iu is pronounced like yo as in "yodel".

diu d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

iu is pronounced like yo as in "yodel".

niu n is pronounced like n as in "night". iu is pronounced like yo as in "yodel".

liu l is pronounced like l as in "love". iu is pronounced like yo as in "yodel".

jiu j is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward.

iu is pronounced like yo as in "yodel".

qiu q is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

iu is pronounced like yo as in "yodel".

xiu x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

iu is pronounced like yo as in "yodel".

o o is pronounced somewhat like o as in "hot", but with the mouth not as wide open.

bo b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

o is pronounced somewhat like o as in "hot", but with the mouth not as wide open.

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po p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

o is pronounced somewhat like o as in "hot", but with the mouth not as wide open.

mom is pronounced like m as in "mother".

o is pronounced somewhat like o as in "hot", but with the mouth not as wide open.

fo f is pronounced like f as in "frog".

o is pronounced somewhat like o as in "hot", but with the mouth not as wide open.

lo l is pronounced like l as in "love".

o is pronounced somewhat like o as in "hot", but with the mouth not as wide open.

weng eng is pronounced like ung as in "rung". w is pronounced like w as in "wood".

dong d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

tong t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

nong n is pronounced like n as in "night".

ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

long  l is pronounced like l as in "love".

ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

gong g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

kong k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

hong h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is

accompanied by a strong puff of air.ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

zhong zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

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chong ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

rong r is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue not

touching the roof of the mouth.ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

zong  z is pronounced like ds as in "beads".

ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

cong c is pronounced like ts as in "boots".

ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

song s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

ong is pronounced like o as in "note", followed by ng as in "ring".

ou ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

pou p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

mou  m is pronounced like m as in "mother". ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

fou f is pronounced like f as in "frog". ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

dou d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

tou t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

nou n is pronounced like n as in "night". ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

lou l is pronounced like l as in "love". ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

gou g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

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kou k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

hou h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is accompanied

by a strong puff of air. ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

zhou zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

chou ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

shou sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

rou r is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue not

touching the roof of the mouth. ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

zou z is pronounced like ds as in "beads". ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

couc is pronounced like ts as in "boots".ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

sou s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

ou is pronounced like o as in "note".

wu u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

w is pronounced like w as in "wood".

bu b is pronounced like b as in "boy", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü. pu p is pronounced like p as in "puppy", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air .

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

mu m is pronounced like m as in "mother".

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

fu f is pronounced like f as in "frog".

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

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du d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

tu t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

nu n is pronounced like n as in "night".

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

lu l is pronounced like l as in "love".

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

gu g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

ku k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

hu h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is accompanied by a

strong puff of air.u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

 zhu zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

chu ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

shu sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

ru  r is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue not

touching the roof of the mouth.u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

zu z is pronounced like ds as in "beads".

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

cuc is pronounced like ts as in "boots".

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

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su s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

wa a is pronounced like a as in "father". w is pronounced like w as in "wood".

gua g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ua is pronounced like wa as in "watch".

kua k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ua is pronounced like wa as in "watch".

hua h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is accompanied

by a strong puff of air.ua is pronounced like wa as in "watch".

zhua  zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

ua is pronounced like wa as in "watch".

shua sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

ua is pronounced like wa as in "watch".

wai ai is pronounced like i as in "fine". w is pronounced like w as in "wood".

guai  g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

uai is pronounced like "why".

kuai  k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

uai is pronounced like "why".

huai  h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is

accompanied by a strong puff of air. uai is pronounced like "why".

chuai ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

uai is pronounced like "why".

shuai sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

uai is pronounced like "why".

wan an is pronounced like an as in "fan". w is pronounced like w as in "wood".

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duan d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

uan is pronounced like wan as in "wander"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u is pronounced as ü. 

tuan t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

uan is pronounced like wan as in "wander"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u is pronounced as ü. nuan n is pronounced like n as in "night".

uan is pronounced like wan as in "wander"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u is pronounced as ü. luan l is pronounced like l as in "love".

uan is pronounced like wan as in "wander"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u is pronounced as ü.

guan g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

uan is pronounced like wan as in "wander"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u is pronounced as ü. kuan k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

uan is pronounced like wan as in "wander"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u is pronounced as ü. huan h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is

accompanied by a strong puff of air.uang is pronounced like w as in "wide", followed by ong as in "song".

zhuan zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

uang is pronounced like w as in "wide", followed by ong as in "song".

chuan ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

uan is pronounced like wan as in "wander"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u is pronounced as ü.

shuan sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

uan is pronounced like wan as in "wander"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u is pronounced as ü.

ruan  r is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue

not touching the roof of the mouth.uan is pronounced like wan as in "wander"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u is pronounced as ü.

zuan z is pronounced like ds as in "beads".

uan is pronounced like wan as in "wander"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u is pronounced as ü.

cuan c is pronounced like ts as in "boots".

uan is pronounced like wan as in "wander"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u is pronounced as ü.

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suan s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

uan is pronounced like wan as in "wander"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u is pronounced as ü.

wang ang is pronounced like ong as in "song". w is pronounced like w as in "wood".

guang g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

uang is pronounced like w as in "wide", followed by ong as in "song".

kuang k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

uang is pronounced like w as in "wide", followed by ong as in "song".

huang h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is

accompanied by a strong puff of air.uang is pronounced like w as in "wide", followed by ong as in "song".

zhuang zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

uang is pronounced like w as in "wide", followed by ong as in "song".

chuang ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

uang is pronounced like w as in "wide", followed by ong as in "song".

shuang sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

uang is pronounced like w as in "wide", followed by ong as in "song".

yue y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee".

üe pronounce ü first, then gradually lower your tongue to the position of pronouncing e.

nüe n is pronounced like n as in "night".

üe pronounce ü first, then gradually lower your tongue to the position of pronouncing e.

lüe l is pronounced like l as in "love".

üe pronounce ü first, then gradually lower your tongue to the position of pronouncing e.

jue j is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward.

üe pronounce ü first, then gradually lower your tongue to the position of pronouncing e.

que q is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

üe pronounce ü first, then gradually lower your tongue to the position of pronouncing e.

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xue x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

üe pronounce ü first, then gradually lower your tongue to the position of pronouncing e.

wei w is pronounced like w as in "wood". ei is pronounced like a as in "date."

dui d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ui is pronounced like "way".

tui t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ui is pronounced like "way".

gui g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

ui is pronounced like "way".

kui k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

ui is pronounced like "way".

hui h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is accompanied

by a strong puff of air.ui is pronounced like "way".

zhui  zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

ui is pronounced like "way".

chui  ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

ui is pronounced like "way".

shui  sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

ui is pronounced like "way".

rui r is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue not touching

the roof of the mouth.ui is pronounced like "way".

zuiz is pronounced like ds as in "beads". ui is pronounced like "way".

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cui c is pronounced like ts as in "boots".ui is pronounced like "way".

sui s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

ui is pronounced like "way".

wen w is pronounced like w as in "wood". en is pronounced somewhat like en as in "ten".

dun d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

un is pronounced like oo as in "moon", followed by un as in "under"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u ispronounced as ü.

tun t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

un is pronounced like oo as in "moon", followed by un as in "under"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u ispronounced as ü.

lun l is pronounced like l as in "love".

un is pronounced like oo as in "moon", followed by un as in "under"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u ispronounced as ü. gun g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

un is pronounced like oo as in "moon", followed by un as in "under"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u ispronounced as ü.

kun k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

un is pronounced like oo as in "moon", followed by un as in "under"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u ispronounced as ü.

hun h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is accompanied

by a strong puff of air.

un is pronounced like oo as in "moon", followed by un as in "under"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u ispronounced as ü.

zhun zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

un is pronounced like oo as in "moon", followed by un as in "under"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u ispronounced as ü.

chunch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

un is pronounced like oo as in "moon", followed by un as in "under"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u ispronounced as ü.

 

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shun sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

un is pronounced like oo as in "moon", followed by un as in "under"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u ispronounced as ü.

run r is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue not

touching the roof of the mouth.un is pronounced like oo as in "moon", followed by un as in "under"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u ispronounced as ü.

zun z is pronounced like ds as in "beads".

un is pronounced like oo as in "moon", followed by un as in "under"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u ispronounced as ü.

cun c is pronounced like ts as in "boots".

un is pronounced like oo as in "moon", followed by un as in "under"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u ispronounced as ü. sun s is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

un is pronounced like oo as in "moon", followed by un as in "under"; except after j, q, x and y, where the u ispronounced as ü.

wo o is pronounced somewhat like o as in "hot", but with the mouth not as wide open.

w is pronounced like w as in "wood".

duo d is pronounced like d as in "dog", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

tuo t is pronounced like t as in "teacher", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

nuo n is pronounced like n as in "night".

uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

luo l is pronounced like l as in "love".

uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

guo g is pronounced like g as in "god", but is pronounced more lightly than in English.

uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

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kuo k is pronounced like k as in "kite", but is accompanied by a strong puff of air.

uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

huo h is pronounced like h as in "hug", but is pronounced further back in the throat, and is accompanied

by a strong puff of air.uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

zhuo zh is pronounced like j as in "jam", with the tongue curled back somewhat

uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

chuo ch is pronounced like ch as in "chat", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

shuo sh is pronounced like sh as in "ship", with the tongue curled back somewhat.

uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

ruo r is pronounced with the tongue curled back as for l in "love", but with the tip of the tongue not

touching the roof of the mouth.uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

zuo z is pronounced like ds as in "beads".

uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

cuoc is pronounced like ts as in "boots".

uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

suos is pronounced like s as in "song", but is pronounced more strongly than in English.

uo is pronounced like w as in "wet"; followed by a sound pronounced somewhat like o as in "lot", but with themouth not as wide open.

yuy is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee".

u is pronounced like oo as in "foo"; except after j, q, x and y, where it is pronounced as ü.

nü n is pronounced like n as in "night".

ü is pronounced like as y in "yes", followed by the pronunciation of oo as in "food".

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lü l is pronounced like l as in "love".

ü is pronounced like as y in "yes", followed by the pronunciation of oo as in "food".

ju j is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward.

ü is pronounced like as y in "yes", followed by the pronunciation of oo as in "food".

qu q is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

ü is pronounced like as y in "yes", followed by the pronunciation of oo as in "food".

xu x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

ü is pronounced like as y in "yes", followed by the pronunciation of oo as in "food". 

yuan y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee".

juan  j is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward.

quan q is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

xuan x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

yun un pronounce ü first, then gradually lower your tongue to the position of pronouncing e.

y is pronounced like y as in "yes". When used with vowel i, it is pronounced like ee as in "bee".

jun j is pronounced like j as in "jump", with the tongue forward.

ün pronounce ü first, then gradually lower your tongue to the position of pronouncing e.

qun q is pronounced like ch as in "cheese", with the tongue forward.

ün pronounce ü first, then gradually lower your tongue to the position of pronouncing e.

xun x is pronounced like sh as in "sheet", with the tongue forward.

ün pronounce ü first, then gradually lower your tongue to the position of pronouncing e.