Pronunciation of Chinese Pinyin

There are two ways to pronounce Chinese Pinyin:

Spelling: the front sound is light and short, and the back sound is heavy. (Example: b+a=ba)

Direct call method: pronounce the mouth shape of the initial consonant first and then the vowel sound.

Methods of learning Chinese Pinyin well:

When children learn pinyin tones, they often can't distinguish the second and fourth tones, or when they encounter the second, third and fourth tones, they always need to read from the first tone to make a correct tone. Even if you read it correctly, it will take too much time. Using tone gesture memory method, children can form behavioral memory, and they can read the tone accurately when they see it.

You can let the child know the direction of the tone through physical movements first. When learning the first sound, read "Ping" and raise your hands from both sides to make a "I" shape; When learning the second tone, read the "two-tone rising tone", put your right arm slightly upward on your chest, and lift your left arm to the upper left to make an upward gesture.

When learning the third sound, raise your hands upward and pose a "V" shape; When learning the fourth tone, say "four tones down", put your right arm slightly on your chest, and lift your left arm slightly to the lower left to make a gesture of falling.

In Chinese Pinyin, there is a sound between the initial and the final, which is called the intermediate sound. In spelling, the initial consonant is connected with the vowel "I, U, ü" as an intermediate sound, and then connected with other vowels. Spell a syllable quickly in one breath, which is the Sanyinyin Festival.