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Sometimes you can use the method of overlapping sounds. For example: Ding Ding, Fang Fang, Xin Xin, etc. If the name is not an overlapping sound, there must be a certain distance between the pronunciation of the first name and the surname. Otherwise, it will not be read smoothly and the desired effect will not be achieved. The so-called "tongue-twisting" words mainly refer to double-tone words, overlapping rhyme words and homonym words. Since the initial consonants are the same, it is difficult to pronounce them consecutively;
It is also difficult to pronounce words with the same rhymes when they are read together; therefore, the double rhyme is the main reason for "tongue twisting". From this point of view, the avoidance of naming with "unpronounceable" characters mainly refers to the avoidance of naming with double tones or overlapping rhymes. Once you master this rule, it will be much easier to handle. Naming that meets the standards of phonetic beauty should have different sets of initial consonants and different types of finals for the first name and last name. For example: Peng Tao, Feng Qi, Lou Yun, Qi Fei, Yu Sheng, Wan Hong, etc. Due to the different pronunciation of the names and surnames, the sounds of these names have changed, making them easier to read and more pleasant to the ear.