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What's the difference between the new English phonetic alphabet and the old one?

The specific changes are as follows, except for the changes in the text, nothing else has changed.

English phonetic symbols are constantly improving. Modern linguists believe that /tr//dr//ts//dz/ in the original DJ phonetic symbol is a consonant, not a allophone.

Therefore, unvoiced consonants (/tr//ts/) and corresponding voiced consonants (/dr//dz/) in traditional DJ phonetic symbols have been deleted from the phonetic symbols of BBC English website. So just like the consonants of the American phonetic alphabet, the British phonetic alphabet has 24 consonants.

So BBC has 44 phonetic symbols, including 24 consonants and 20 vowels.

Extended data:

Pronunciation method:

1、/? /The tongue touches the lower teeth, the lips are flat and separated, and the gums are close to the whole tongue, making a short sound.

2./з:/ The tongue is raised, the lips are in a natural state, and the mouth is half open and half closed, making a long sound.

3、/? /The lips are round, the gums are nearly closed, and the tip of the tongue does not touch the lower teeth, so naturally it does not exert force and makes a short sound.

4、/? /Lips slightly protrude outwards into a circle, tongue tilts back, and the tip of the tongue does not touch the lower teeth, making a short sound.

5、a? /The mouth is slightly round, gradually closed, so that the lips are round, and the transition from "A" sound to "U" sound is smooth. ?

6、/? /The mouth is half open and half closed, slightly behind the tongue, with round lips and a long sound.