Video course of 26 pinyin letters reading aloud

The video tutorial for reading 26 pinyin letters is as follows:

Chinese phonetic alphabet reading method: a; Yes; ce； De; e； ef； ɡe； Ha; Me; Jie; Ke; El； em； ne； o； PE； Qiu; ar； es； te； u； ve； w\u; Xi； yɑ； Ze. Pinyin letters refer to the letters used in Pinyin characters, and also refer to the 26 Latin letters used for phonetic notation of Chinese characters in the Chinese Pinyin Scheme.

Pinyin letters were invented by the Egyptians. Before there were pinyin letters, Egyptians drew whatever they saw, so they created many pictures and words. In order to facilitate writing, they chose more than twenty simple symbols instead of words, that is, Latin letters that can be pinyin. The pinyin letters we use now are developed from Latin letters.

The letters in Chinese Pinyin have the same name sound regardless of case. Although lowercase letters in Chinese Pinyin are the same as some initials and finals of Chinese Pinyin, their pronunciations are not exactly the same. Only the names of letters A, E, I, O and U have the same pronunciation as their corresponding initials and finals.

The pronunciation of X is slightly different. The name sound of X is louder than the initial X. The grid formats of 26 Chinese phonetic alphabet are as follows: Aa, Bb, Cc, Dd, Ee, Ff, Gg, Hh, Ii, Jj, Kk, LI, Mm, Nn, Oo, Pp, Qq, Rr, Ss, Uu, Vv, Ww.

The initials of 26 Chinese phonetic alphabets are as follows: B, P, M, F, D, T, N, L, G, K, H, J, Q, X, Z, C, S, R, zh, ch, sh, Y, W.

The vowels of the 26 pinyin letters are as follows: a, an, ao, ai, ang, o, ong, ou, e, en, er, ei, eng, I, ia, iu, ie, in, ing, u, un, ua, uo, ue, ui, u, iao, ian.