Among Japanese vowels, "ぁ" has the largest opening, the lowest tongue position, and naturally open lips, and its pronunciation is slightly smaller than that of "ah" in Chinese. Vibrating vocal cords, loud. (For pronunciation, please refer to the tape or the Elf's Fifty-tone Map and the Fifty-tone Map Professional Edition.)
The pronunciation of "ぃ" is slightly looser than the pronunciation of "one" in Chinese, and the mouth is smaller. The protrusion of the anterior tongue is opposite to the hard palate, forming a narrow channel. The front tongue is hard, vibrating vocal cords, and the voice is sharp.
When "ぅ" is pronounced, the lips are naturally slightly open, the corners of the mouth are slightly pulled, the lips do not protrude forward like the Chinese character "Wu", the tongue surface is flat, the vocal cords vibrate and the voice is weak.
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When "ぉ" is pronounced, the lips are slightly round, and the size of the mouth is between "ぁ" and "ぅ". The tongue is flat and vibrates the vocal cords. Unlike the Chinese word "ou", which is pronounced from the back of the mouth, it is more rounded and vigorous.
2. Go silent, silent, silent, silent, silent, silent.
かか pseudonyms represent five unvoiced sounds, which are composed of unvoiced "K" and vowels. When the "K" sound is made, the root of the tongue is tightly attached to the mouthpiece cover, and then the silent airflow breaks through, and the vocal cords do not vibrate.
か There are two pronunciations of pseudonyms: aspirated and unventilated:
When breathing, the larynx is slack, and there is obviously a heavy airflow coming out of the mouth.
When not aspirated, the throat is tense and the airflow is weak.
Beginners can put a piece of tissue paper in front of their mouth and practice aspirated and non-aspirated sounds by using the strength of exhaled airflow.
Generally speaking, when it is located in the prefix of a word, it emits an aspirated sound; There is no aspirated sound when it is located in the word and at the end of the word.
3. Hang さしすせそ Yin Qing
ささささささささささささささささささささ. When making "S" sound, the tip of the tongue is placed behind the upper gingiva, the vocal cords do not vibrate, and silent air flows out from between the tongue and teeth to form a "silk" sound, and the tuning point is on the inner side of the upper gingiva.
The pseudonym "し" was used. Pronunciation, lips slightly forward, tongue protruding, close to the tongue flap, vocal cords do not vibrate. The key is that the tip of the tongue can't touch the front teeth, but it will be spliced with "ぃ". "
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1. Linear vowel ぁぃぅぇぉ
Among Japanese vowels, "ぁ" has the largest opening, the lowest tongue position, and naturally open lips, and its pronunciation is slightly smaller than that of "ah" in Chinese. Vibrating vocal cords, loud. (For pronunciation, please refer to the tape or the Elf's Fifty-tone Map and the Fifty-tone Map Professional Edition.)
The pronunciation of "ぃ" is slightly looser than the pronunciation of "one" in Chinese, and the mouth is smaller. The protrusion of the anterior tongue is opposite to the hard palate, forming a narrow channel. The front tongue is hard, vibrating vocal cords, and the voice is sharp.
When "ぅ" is pronounced, the lips are naturally slightly open, the corners of the mouth are slightly pulled, the lips do not protrude forward like the Chinese character "Wu", the tongue surface is flat, the vocal cords vibrate and the voice is weak.
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When "ぉ" is pronounced, the lips are slightly round, and the size of the mouth is between "ぁ" and "ぅ". The tongue is flat and vibrates the vocal cords. Unlike the Chinese word "ou", which is pronounced from the back of the mouth, it is more rounded and vigorous.
2. Go silent, silent, silent, silent, silent, silent.
かか pseudonyms represent five unvoiced sounds, which are composed of unvoiced "K" and vowels. When the "K" sound is made, the root of the tongue is tightly attached to the mouthpiece cover, and then the silent airflow breaks through, and the vocal cords do not vibrate.
か There are two pronunciations of pseudonyms: aspirated and unventilated:
When breathing, the larynx is slack, and there is obviously a heavy airflow coming out of the mouth.
When not aspirated, the throat is tense and the airflow is weak.
Beginners can put a piece of tissue paper in front of their mouth and practice aspirated and non-aspirated sounds by using the strength of exhaled airflow.
Generally speaking, when it is located in the prefix of a word, it emits an aspirated sound; There is no aspirated sound when it is located in the word and at the end of the word.
3. Hang さしすせそ Yin Qing
ささささささささささささささささささささ. When making "S" sound, the tip of the tongue is placed behind the upper gingiva, the vocal cords do not vibrate, and silent air flows out from between the tongue and teeth to form a "silk" sound, and the tuning point is on the inner side of the upper gingiva.
The pseudonym "し" was used. Pronunciation, lips slightly forward, tongue protruding, close to the tongue flap, vocal cords do not vibrate. The key is that the tip of the tongue can't touch the front teeth, but it will be spliced with "ぃ". "
Please make the sound clear.
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When the consonants "T" and "ts" are pronounced, the vocal cords do not vibrate, and the pronunciation parts are basically the same. The tip of the tongue is close to the upper gum, forming a blockage and becoming a tuning point. "T" is issued when the silent airflow clears the blockage; When the silent airflow is squeezed out of the blockage, "ts" is emitted.
When "ち" is pronounced, the vocal cords do not vibrate, and the tuning point is not in the gums, but in the hard palate.
(vii) There are also differences between aspirated kana and unvoiced kana. (The aspirated sounds of "ち" and "つ" are weak), generally speaking, aspirated at the beginning of the word and not at the end of the word.
5. Don't sing. Do not sing.
Traditionally, な-line pseudonyms are regarded as unvoiced, which are composed of consonants "n" and "ぁ" vowels. When the "N" sound is pronounced, the tip of the tongue abuts against the upper gum and the front tongue abuts against the hard palate, blocking the oral passage and vibrating the vocal cords, so that the audible air can flow out through the nasal cavity.
Although "に" is expressed by the combination of "n" and vowel "ぃ", the pronunciation of consonants is very special. The tip of the tongue is close to the hard palate, vibrating the vocal cords and making the sound flow out of the nasal cavity.
6. voiceless; Voiced; Voiced; Voiced; Clear the sound
"はへほほ" in Hangkana consists of consonants "h" and "ぁぇぉ". When the "h" is pronounced, the mouth is open and the vocal cords do not vibrate, so that the silent air flows out from between the root of the tongue and the soft palate, and the tuning point is in the throat.
は When pronouncing under the pseudonym "ひ", the mouth is slightly open, the tongue surface protrudes and is close to the hard palate cover, and the vocal cords do not vibrate, so that the silent air flows out between the tongue surface and the hard palate, and the tuning point is in the hard palate.
When "ふ" is pronounced, the lips are slightly opened to keep natural. The upper teeth are close to the lower lip, but they cannot be touched. There is a gap in the middle, and the vocal cords do not vibrate. Silent airflow comes from the gap of lips by friction, and the tuning point is between lips.