精美對外漢語教學(xué)復(fù)合韻母學(xué)習(xí)教案

1、會計學(xué)1精美對外漢語教學(xué)精美對外漢語教學(xué)(jio xu)復(fù)合韻母復(fù)合韻母第一頁，共67頁。diphthongsThe first vowel is louder The first vowel is louder and the second one is light and short and the second one is light and short in pronunciationin pronunciation 第1頁/共67頁第二頁，共67頁。 i i i ii i第2頁/共67頁第三頁，共67頁。 i i i i fi j第3頁/共67頁第四頁，共67頁。o o o o第4

2、頁/共67頁第五頁，共67頁。 u u u u第5頁/共67頁第六頁，共67頁。diphthongsThe first vowel is light The first vowel is light and short and short but the second one is louderbut the second one is louder ia ie ua ia ie ua uo euo e 第6頁/共67頁第七頁，共67頁。When used alone as syllables, “ia,ie” and “iao,iou”are written as “ya,ye” and “

3、yao,you”respectively第7頁/共67頁第八頁，共67頁。第8頁/共67頁第九頁，共67頁。 i i i i第9頁/共67頁第十頁，共67頁。 i i i iy zo第10頁/共67頁第十一頁，共67頁。When used alone as syllables, “ua, uo” and “uai,uei ”are written as “wa,wo” and “wai,wei”respectively第11頁/共67頁第十二頁，共67頁。 u u u u nn guhu第12頁/共67頁第十三頁，共67頁。 u u u uu u u u第13頁/共67頁第十四頁，共67頁。

4、第14頁/共67頁第十五頁，共67頁。第15頁/共67頁第十六頁，共67頁。 第16頁/共67頁第十七頁，共67頁。第17頁/共67頁第十八頁，共67頁。第18頁/共67頁第十九頁，共67頁。 rn shi n hn go xng!第19頁/共67頁第二十頁，共67頁。 第20頁/共67頁第二十一頁，共67頁。第21頁/共67頁第二十二頁，共67頁。第22頁/共67頁第二十三頁，共67頁。 第23頁/共67頁第二十四頁，共67頁。第24頁/共67頁第二十五頁，共67頁。triphthongsThe first and the third vowels The first and the thi

5、rd vowels are light and shortare light and shortbut the middle one is louderbut the middle one is louderWhen there is an initial consonant before “iou” , “iou” is written as “-iu”第25頁/共67頁第二十六頁，共67頁。 io io io io第26頁/共67頁第二十七頁，共67頁。 iiii ni第27頁/共67頁第二十八頁，共67頁。triphthongsThe first and the third vowels

6、 The first and the third vowels are light and shortare light and shortbut the middle one is louderbut the middle one is louderWhen there is an initial consonant before “uei” , “uei” is written as “-ui”第28頁/共67頁第二十九頁，共67頁。 ui ui ui uishui第29頁/共67頁第三十頁，共67頁。 u u u u第30頁/共67頁第三十一頁，共67頁。ear 2第31頁/共67頁第三

7、十二頁，共67頁。“an, en, uan” and “uen(un)” are all vowels followed by a front nasal consonant “n”第32頁/共67頁第三十三頁，共67頁。en-nWhen there is an initial consonant before “uei,uen,iou” and “en”, they are written as “ui,un,iu”and “n”.第33頁/共67頁第三十四頁，共67頁。 n n n nn n n n第34頁/共67頁第三十五頁，共67頁。 in in in inin in in inmin

8、 tio第35頁/共67頁第三十六頁，共67頁。 unununun第36頁/共67頁第三十七頁，共67頁。 nnnnyuanjuanquanxuan第37頁/共67頁第三十八頁，共67頁。 n n n nn n n n第38頁/共67頁第三十九頁，共67頁。 n n n nn n n n第39頁/共67頁第四十頁，共67頁。un un un unn un un unchn tin第40頁/共67頁第四十一頁，共67頁。n n n nn n n nyunjunqunxun第41頁/共67頁第四十二頁，共67頁。ang iang uang eng ang iang uang eng ing uen

9、g ong ing ueng ong iongiong第42頁/共67頁第四十三頁，共67頁。ng ng ng ngng ng ng ngfng zi第43頁/共67頁第四十四頁，共67頁。ing ing ing ing ing inging ing第44頁/共67頁第四十五頁，共67頁。ung ung ung ung ung ungung unghung gu第45頁/共67頁第四十六頁，共67頁。 ng ng ng ngng ng ng ng第46頁/共67頁第四十七頁，共67頁。 ng ng ng ngng ng ng ng第47頁/共67頁第四十八頁，共67頁。ung ungng un

10、gung ungung ung第48頁/共67頁第四十九頁，共67頁。 ng ng ng ngng ng ng ngdngdng tin第49頁/共67頁第五十頁，共67頁。 ing inging ing ing ing ing ing第50頁/共67頁第五十一頁，共67頁。Rules of phonetic spelling第51頁/共67頁第五十二頁，共67頁。zhichishiriThe vowel of the foursyllables is the backapicalvowel , for which the letter “i” is used to stand;as the

11、vowel i in the standard chinese does not occur after the initial consonants, “zh,ch, sh” and “r”,the letter “i” stood for the backapical vowel can not be confused with the vowel i .第52頁/共67頁第五十三頁，共67頁。zicisiThe vowel of the three syllables is an apicodental vowel , for which the letter “i” is used t

12、o stand;as the vowel i in the standard chinese does not occur after the initial consonants, “z,c” and “s”,the letter “i” stood for the apicodental vowel can not be confused with the vowel i .第53頁/共67頁第五十四頁，共67頁。when “” is pronounced with “j,q,x” and “y”,the two dots above “” arenot written .第54頁/共67

13、頁第五十五頁，共67頁。When used alone as syllables, “” is written as “yu” respectively第55頁/共67頁第五十六頁，共67頁。When used alone as syllables, “e, an” and “n ”are written as “yue,yuan” and “yun”respectively第56頁/共67頁第五十七頁，共67頁。i第57頁/共67頁第五十八頁，共67頁。When used alone as syllables, “i,in” and “ing”are written as “yi,yin” and “ying”respectively第58頁/共67頁第五十九頁，共67頁。第59頁/共67頁第六十頁，共67頁。u第60頁/共67頁第六十一頁，共67頁。When used alone as syllables, “u” is written as “wu” respectively第61頁/共67頁第六十二頁，共67頁。When used alone as syllables, “ua, uo” and “uai,uei ”are written as “wa,wo” and “wai,wei”res