What is the pentatonic scale in Japanese?

Isuzu, also known as Isuzu, is a chart that classifies Japanese pseudonyms (Hiragana and Katakana) according to vowels and consonants, just like English letters? . As we all know, the first step in learning a language is pronunciation. In Japanese, the symbols that make up Japanese pronunciation are called pentatonic graphs. Isuzu is the primary content of learning Japanese. Only by remembering their correct writing and pronunciation can we win the first battle on the long road of Japanese learning.

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Isuzu, also known as Isuzu, is a chart that arranges Japanese pseudonyms (Hiragana and Katakana) according to vowels and consonants.

Every pseudonym in Japanese represents a syllable (except a groan), so it belongs to syllable letters. There are 71 pseudonyms in Japanese, including voiceless, voiced, semi-voiced and dial tone. There are five basic vowels, 4 1 consonant, and four can't spell. The pseudonyms representing 45 unvoiced syllables can be arranged into a list according to the pronunciation rules. This list of pseudonyms is called Isuzu.

The five vowels in Japanese, A, I, U, E, O, are pronounced close to [a] [i] [? ]. Among them, ぅ [? ] is a non-round lip vowel, but the pronunciation of "ぅ" and lip sound in Japanese dialect is close to that of round lip vowel.

Not letting go? ス(su、[s？ ]) and China silk (si, [s? ]) The pronunciation is mixed. Japanese pseudonyms should never be written as phonetic symbols of Chinese Pinyin.

り of Roman rule in Japan? リ(ri), which is close to Chinese "[Li]", can't read "day". So don't confuse Chinese pinyin with Japanese pseudonyms.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Japanese Five Tones