The pronunciation of 26 English letters is introduced as follows:

A[ei], B[bi:], C[si:], D[di:], E[i: ], F[ef], G[d3i:], H[eit∫], I[ai], J[d3ei], K[kei], L[el], M[em], N[en], O [?u], P[pi:], Q[kju:], R[a:], S[es], T[ti:], U[ju:], V[vi:], W[′d ∧blju:], X[eks], Y[wai], Z[zi:][zed].

26 ways to read the English alphabet

1. The tip of the tongue against the lower teeth of the letter A, the gums are half open and half closed, the lips are flat, the mouth shape slides from e to i, and the lower jaw is upward. Close the lips, raise the tongue slightly, close the letters B tightly, and then suddenly release them, allowing the airflow to break through the lips and leak out. The mouth shape slides from b to i, the tip of the tongue presses against the lower teeth, and the front of the tongue is raised toward the hard palate. , the lips should not be rounded, but should be flat.

2. Characteristics of phonetic symbols: front vowels, high tongue position, unrounded lips, long vowels, key points of pronunciation, the front part of the tongue is raised the highest, and the teeth are almost fully closed. The tip of the tongue touches the lower teeth. Lift the front of the tongue as far as possible toward the hard palate, but the i sound is slightly lower than in Mandarin Chinese and there is no friction. The lips are stretched to both sides, forming a flat line, making a smile, and the long i sound is pronounced.

3. Phonetic symbol features: front vowels, semi-treble, unrounded lips, short vowels, key points of pronunciation: the tip of the tongue touches the lower teeth, the front of the tongue is slightly raised, the back of the tongue is close to the hard palate, compared with i It is lower, the gums are also half open and half closed, wider than i, and the overall shape is like a smile. The distance between the upper and lower teeth is approximately the same as the tip of an index finger.