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Understanding Chinese Pinyin System by sheyra 89 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document provides an introduction to the Chinese Pinyin system. It discusses the basic components of Chinese syllables including initials, finals, and tones. It explains that a syllable has an initial consonant, a final vowel sound, and a tone. For example, in the syllable "mā", "m" is the initial, "a" is the final, and the tone is indicated by the macron. It then provides details on the 21 initial consonants, 36 finals consisting of simple and compound vowels, and the 4 tones indicated by diacritical m
- Author
- sheyra 89
- Language
- EN